Takes a long time to close sales like that... Although I suspect paying above market rate for things would help grease the wheels.
Recycle the garbage that comes out... Still more garbage out.
A girl once asked my friend and I if she could make us an omelette. We'd never met her before, but said yeah why not. We went back to our flat, like 1AM, she made us an omelette and then left. Never saw her again. Bizarre. Good omelette though.
And my wallet is no doubt thankfully for it. As long as my old GTX1660 keeps chugging on I'll keep gaming at ?Hz on my ????p monitor lol
There's an article linked in the description which goes into it, although it stops short of a full explanation.
In summary - starfish have many many feet, but no brain controlling them. The feet are all semi independent, and make their own decisions on where to go based on sensors on the feet themselves. So when a starfish starts moving, at first all the feet are sort of doing their own thing, but it's easier for them to move along with other feet around them, so they begin to synchronise spontaneously like in the video.
I definitely don't play with anything near 120 and it doesn't bother me. I suppose it's something that once you start paying attention to you notice haha.
What exactly is the point of all those extra Hz? I get that in this case it's just a "because we can" kind of situation, but in general... I've never paid any attention to refresh rate and it has never affected me. Is higher really better?
I'm a very cool and serious person, so I hope you understand the gravity of the situation when I say - aw, so cute.
Ah, good ol' TEXTJOIN. I've used excel to write M before when I couldn't figure out a way to do something concisely but I also couldn't be bothered to write it out by hand. In hindsight, I was a shit programmer, but I'm at least good enough now that I can see how shit I was then!
Capitalism. I mean, probably. Sadly I'm reduced to getting all of my information from 3hr video essays these days so I'm a tad biased.
No one says fetch, really. Do they? Surely that's just a mean girls reference.
Anyway - language evolves regardless of your preferences, unfortunately. Both "mid" and "based" have been around literally decades now, they are going nowhere.
Absolutely! Look at what happened to Mr I Want To Go See The Titanic Personally. That was with his own life on the line! Not to mention his teenage son! Please god don't trust the rest of our fucking lives to these maniacs.
Whoah, I remember all the catchy "not butter" related margarine names. I guess "I can't believe it's not butter" must have consumed them all before today in some act of greasy cannibalism.
I don't think it does take 3 x as long to say though, I think they both take about the same amount of time. Double-u is easy to say.
Can we change how the answer is revealed?
As is, once a post is solved it's revealed in the name, but this means you can't then try to guess already solved posts - only new ones. If we reveal the answer in a spoiler in the post body instead, the sub's historical posts will remain playable for new players to practice.
Bug: The comment button under each post is inconsistent.
Tricky to explain exactly. Sometimes the comment button goes straight to adding a new comment rather than the post's comments. To reach the comments I have to press it again. But because it's not consistent sometimes I have to press it several times to reach the actual comments.