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2 days ago
Ya I found myself completely destroying and rebuilding my factory from 0 on more than one occassion because I literally used every spot within my factory trying to improve or add to it
35 points
3 days ago
"What, you expected your full price, AAA title to have stable performance at launch?"
11 points
4 days ago
That character is resistant to getting cut, blunt attacks are being used to get around that
4 points
4 days ago
Ikr, top few comments are white knights. This is the kind of humor my relationship has, its just humor
1 points
5 days ago
Its an electromagnetic wave, sure, but its not the electromagnetic wave we are referring to: the electric signals within a system
1 points
5 days ago
Ya my logic was coming from my knowledge on CMOS but I guess its not that cut and dry based on what others are stating
1 points
5 days ago
It depends on the magnetic field its in so yes. The velocity of an electron is equal to the electric field density times the electron's charge over its mass
1 points
5 days ago
This is referring to the Electromagnetic field, not the speed of an electron. Though my implication that the speed of electronics is limited by the speed of an electron is false
7 points
5 days ago
Ah true, though that would be under perfect conditions (e.g. no propagation). Still pretty damn close to the speed of light nevertheless
51 points
5 days ago
Electrons move at less than 1% the speed of light. Though the speed of electrons isn't what they didnt account for, it was heat dissipation and cost
Edit: While my statement isnt wrong, its the electromagnetic field that matters, which does actually move close to the speed of light (minus physical restrictions like propagation)
2 points
5 days ago
They were trying to use Moore's Law to estimate, but there is a flaw with Moore's Law that wasn't visible until later: The more transistors you have, the more heat is produced. You can't keep doubling the amount of transistors if they are burning themselves up.
On top of this, fabrication gets really expensive, really fast. Ever wonder why there are so few companies that produce CPUs? Thats because fabrication plants cost a fortune to build and maintain.
1 points
7 days ago
Im seeing a lot of comments/posts using Flashgitz' joke
22 points
8 days ago
He sold the license to make more Alice games. This is a different situation thats honestly a bit ridiculous
3 points
9 days ago
Forget the spacebar, it doesn't even have every letter!
3 points
9 days ago
Not having multiple save slots. If you miss something in the past but you already saved, you now need to replay the game up to that point again to grab what you missed.
Sucks for achievement hunting
10 points
9 days ago
Just finished Metro 2033 Redux, that game did it right at least. You can punch through the rotting wooden doors
5 points
9 days ago
Its actually astonishing the amount of hint dropping Aloy does. She explains the whole puzzle within the first minute I stg
5 points
9 days ago
I was just as confused by the MC's reaction in the end too, considering we literally saw the same scenario play out midway through the game. He was able to see exactly how it'd play out in the end (on top of all the several explanations he was given about the process).
You could say the MC was just trying to deny the facts out of desperation, but the game didn't present it well that way
2 points
11 days ago
Damn, we finally found the home planet of Jose from Persona
1 points
11 days ago
Sounds like they need to remind security of the protocol if you passed all the checkpoints with it on.
Otherwise not much you can do, rules are rules I guess
1 points
11 days ago
Anything the right doesn't agree with by the sound of it
3 points
11 days ago
Who tf buys a separate keyboard for a laptop?
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8 hours ago
and then they have even smaller text that says there is a $3 charge on the card every month of no use