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@icedquinn @Forestofenchantment @maija I wonder if it's possible anyone will ever write a reverse engineered cuda compiler using llvm or something. I would think it should be possible, even if difficult, as long as Nvidia doesn't have some horseshit software patent.
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@lina @RustyCrab unfortunately you probably wont see an end to it unless the US Intelligence Community is dismantled completely. maybe I'm tinfoil hat or whatever but I think the majority of it is astroturf funded by tax dollars and the reason they always ramble hysterically about "russian disinfo bots" and "chinese spyware" is because the US IC is projecting their own strategies onto their adversaries because they know they do it themselves. it's like a kleptomaniac reassuring himself its okay because surely other people must steal more
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@lina @LordMordred @Seth_Wachhaltamittel @leespringfield1903 I don't know if I tired playing it that way tbh. I think I probably just used my old Logitech controller.
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@lina @LordMordred @Seth_Wachhaltamittel @leespringfield1903 I played dark souls 3 and I can't say for sure since its been a while, but I don't think I remember having to do anything just to make it playable at least. There were probably some random spots where maybe FPS dropped though, but not game breaking issues like the first one.
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@leespringfield1903 @LordMordred @Seth_Wachhaltamittel @A8hSar0jWQ0c3Kp2PY.graf@poa.st I think that's because it was badly optimized on most pc hardware like how Dark Souls 1 was where you need to apply a patch to it to get it to run right. At least I think I remember doing something back when I played it, but don't remember what I did exactly.
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@GolfCartLady @binkle
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@cassidyclown is the stuff they put in bags "fake tea"? I don't know much about tea but I have only ever had the stuff in bags
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@twl @creamqueen @waifu @jeffcliff hes probably grandfathered. my account is as well (except it's $4.99 but I believe his is lower because they used to have multiple plans for things) which is part of why I haven't brought myself to cancel it yet (probably a sunk cost fallacy sort of reasoning though tbh)
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@mint lol Imagine how many boomers fall for this bluff instead of realizing that if someone actually had access, they would be seeing a ransomware screen and not reading about it in an email.
I got something like this once but it was worded very differently and more intricate and had an old password I used when I was like 13 that I had long since moved away from. I think the guy probably got it from a data breach of a site I used as a kid/teen or some non-sense. Double checked I wasn't still using it anywhere that mattered and ignored the fag and nothing happened as expected.
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@mint @Tadano @PurpCat >mfw when when it only took 4 months
:niggaheyface: :niggainsane: :transchiggerniggaseverementaldistress:
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@sun @Inginsub @dever because the president doesn't really control the executive branch anymore and is essentially just a figure head for a system of unaccountable psychopath beurocrats.
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@icedquinn @nus Why does everything have to be JSON? Its just so ridiculous. ASCII is not suited to numeric data. If they really want to be lazy that bad they could just do something like using protobuf as a file format (which I have seen people do before in actual software and it works).
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@lina @Inginsub @Suiseiseki @anonicus what do you mean?
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@Inginsub @anonicus @Suiseiseki rustards never ceasing to waste time reinventing the wheel
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@pasture when autism is speaking, ya'll best sit your ass down and listen to that 35 hr esoteric lore video
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@lain costco is pretty funny because it is literally exactly the same as it was 20 years ago when I was a young child. those stores never change much at all
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@sun there's at least a few I've never heard of before (at least in meme context anyways)
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@Weeble I think a lot of it is actually just the same phycology as the vain fakeoid people who used to pretend to watch sports or some popular tv show 20 years ago, but now because these formally obscure things have been more normalized they do it here as well. So it's not really a new phenomenon, but just is a result of the old mainstream collapsing, so the locusts move on to the next thing.
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@sun @c00lvibrations @cassidyclown @mrsaturday the problem is that would reflow the flip-chip bumps too because they melt at a similar a temperature since they are also solder technically. For the PS3 at least, the theory of the guy who did the analysis was that reballing only works temporarily up to maybe a year but as low as a few days (based on information from people who had it done) because the bumps are the real problem and are only temporarily fixed because of re-flowing during the reball. Since the solder in the bumps is not replaced (and can't be because its microscopic far smaller than solder balls) it always fails again.
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@sun @c00lvibrations @cassidyclown @mrsaturday was it the solder on an in house board? because I thought it was actually the flip-chip bumps that were defective (because of lead free solder also).
I was looking this stuff up a few months ago because I was curious about ps3 fats and if any actually exist that wont eventually have GPU failures if you use them enough. Basically they are all defective due to bump joints and the guy who I watched did some autistic deep drive into it and pretty much proved it. And I think he concluded the problem with the 360 as well as the problems with Apple Laptop GPU failures that happened during the late 2000s were also all the same kind of bump failures due to lead free solder.
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