That’s the price you pay to ensure archival in the face of adversity

That’s why you need more people and spread the word. If enough people and devices are dedicated to the archival probably cess, the safer it is

There are some around. I know of https://annas-archive.org/ at least

Time capsule for future society that can crack our encryption

“we can’t ensure the data is safe because there’s too much of it”

…sounds like an especially big reason to figure something out, huh? Not to mention, 858 TB isn’t even that much for a whole ass government. For a consumer it might be 10$ per TB for a new drive, so it would be less when you’re a government, which makes it just a bit under 10 000 USD for a full backup. That’s it. Even if you budget in having to replace all drives once a year, 10 000 USD/yr is a bargain

This is a programmer community. I would expect people to use technical terms over common parlance

Unless you play modded 1.7.10, which has a mod (LWJGL3ify) that has had some sort of ungodly work done to allow it to run with modern java versions.

GregTech: New Horizons is a modpack that famously uses it (and I can confirm the modpack runs better than it has any right to do)

I partly agree with you in that everyone using the same UE5 engine is bad

But I really don’t agree that deferred rendering techniques are inherently bad. Maybe they cause negative incentives for developers that lead to worse games in the long run, but you might as well blame capitalism at that point

I like techniques such as TAA because they do work better as anti-aliasing in my experience. I’ve multiple times had the choice between TAA and traditional AA and I think TAA simply does what it sets out to do better. Upscaling and frame generation are also nice to haves as optional features people can enable. Sometimes I use them, sometimes not. But it is bad that companies use these techniques as a crutch, indeed, but I don’t want to see them gone

I’m not on my PC so can’t check, but I recall the Godot engine binary being less than 1GB

That’s pretty wild for a modern engine

“it’s just a joke” has been the biggest lie of everyone that had ever said it

Humor has a purpose, it introduces ideas, it hits at an undercurrent of communication. It’s never “just a joke”

There are better cryptocurrencies for the actual use case of currencies than bitcoin like monero

You’re definitively forgetting about other important insects for agriculture such as worms

The more you take an interest in and try to learn at least a little about basically any other single topic, you’ll quickly realize that nearly everything has a near infinite complexity and depth

The rabbit holes are endless, there’s so much knowledge to have everywhere. The people who don’t appreciate this fact and say stuff like in the screenshot are a bit foolish, I think

I mean, no, the tester didn’t say anything wrong here, and all of those (and more) are conditions one must take into account if one were to write a piece of software without errors

Depending on the situation, repetitive shit might be unavoidable

Usually you can solve the issue by using regex, but regex can be difficult to work with as well

So you unironically think they are worse than Google?

…really? I don’t think you are being serious

In fact, there are already abliterated models of deepseek out there. I got a distilled version of one running on my local machine, and it talks about tiananmen square just fine

True open source software runs on frustrated developers

But yeah, that is a really nice part of FOSS. I have myself been in situations where I just went and fixed a big myself because it annoyed me lol

Deadlock isn’t as bad but god, the amount of racist, bigoted, and straight up fucked up things people have said are tiring and enough for me to never want to be on a mic

There’s only so many times you bother listening to someone yelling at their teammates, throwing out slurs, or even telling people

Before you just start considering perma muting everyone

I presume it’s due to African American Vernacular English (AAVE), there is a cultural aspect there that is detectable through voice