I have never once had this happen? Are you sure it’s related to Github?

Yeah that’s true actually

Gen 4 is going to be pretty cool for sure.

At the current moment in time an F1 car would absolutely destroy any Formula E car. They are so much better in every way that matters for a race car, it isn’t even a competition. Formula E cars are pretty cool, but they can’t hold a candle to an F1 car. That’s why they don’t do a pure match up. And that’s with the Gen 3 cars, the Gen 2 cars were much worse.

It isn’t that it’s not allowed, it’s that it would be bad for their image. Since they are trying to make money, that’s probably not a good idea.

Why tho? You can just purchase from Steam directly?

That’s a shame, these were a fun, cheap and useful gift. Gotten them myself a few times from relatives who wanted to give me something useful instead of cheap crap or just money. Giving someone an IOU for Steam credits is a bit lame. And if you purchase them in advance, they get an e-mail and already know what the gift is.

But they are right, all kinds of gift cards are used by scammers. DO NOT REDEEM!

Nah the rest don’t look perfect. In your last pic on the left side the line also doesn’t match up. I think all of the top units are just slightly bigger than the bottom units. It’s aligned on the left side, but then every unit is slightly more misaligned on the right side. Once we get to the end the differences stack up and it clearly sticks out a lot.

US: We’ve created a drone system that can perfectly navigate your country using your data.

Padme Netherlands: To help defend us right?

US: Stares

Padme Netherlands: You are going to defend us right?

Which isn’t true in the strictest sense of the word. With modern phone networks everything is data and the phone is continually both sending and receiving bytes. These don’t count towards the data budget. Usually it’s the amount of data excluding metadata that has been exchanged with the wider internet. Or sometimes even only the amount of data downloaded. These usually exclude all of the overhead and instead focus on actual package contents being transmitted. Now this can get very complicated when looking into stuff like a VPN and compressed data packages.

I’m sure the provider has some technical definition internally of how these metrics are collected and how the accounting works. But this isn’t something they will share with the outside world. There would probably be a legal document somewhere that states they are using industry standard means of collecting those stats. Depending on where you live there might be strict definitions the provider needs to adhere to.

As for the question posted by OP: This is way too vague of a question. If you ask a more specific question, you can receive a better answer. Data is one of those words with a whole bunch of meanings, depending on the context. If you strip the context, you also strip the meaning.

What sort of genres have you tried? You mention 1984, but that’s a very specific book only very specific people would like. There’s so many kinds of books and genres out there, there might be something that does grab your attention.

There is nothing mysterious about the cold blob. It’s due to the land ice in Greenland melting due to global warming. This ice runs into the ocean at greater and greater speeds, cooling off the water in that region. So that little bit of cooling is actually just a part of global warming.

Sounds like a skill issue TBH

I feel you brother, but small scale wind is pathetic. It makes so much noise and produces fuck all for energy. If you look into the amount of engineering that goes into large scale wind mills, it’s crazy. They are really pushing the limits of what humans can do and end up with pretty good stuff. I’m all for windmills and would love to have one. But I’ve looked into it and it sucks ass for small scale.

You don’t put the camera on the eyepiece, the camera becomes the eyepiece. I’ve used my DSLR for decades with my scope, until I bought a real astro cam.

Usually it’s a combination of a T-ring to adapt the camera lens mounting system into a generic screw form. Then a T adaptor gets screwed into that, which is basically a small little tube with the diameter of the hole the eyepiece goes in.

On some of my scopes the hole is large, with a piece that slots in and allows for small eyepiece to be placed. When I remove all of that I’m left with a large hole to fit in the T adaptor. This is important as it allows the entire sensor to receive light.

There’s also an extra piece one could screw on called a coma corrector. This is an extra lens that reduces distortion due to the optics of the scope and of the camera not being exactly compatible. But these reduce light throughput and can cause vignettes, but some people swear by them.

These are all very cheap components (relative to all the other astro photography stuff) and they are easily available.

Have you checked wind loading in your area? These things can become a sail very easily and need to be securely mounted as to not go flying. Also the metal frames need to be grounded, I don’t see a grounding wire?

Not to be down on your project, it’s a cool project, but I wouldn’t want your work to go to waste within a year.

Oh lord he chonk

Yeah especially because they now have some convoluted method involving different counts of processing, cache etc. But the developer has no easy way of seeing those statistics and thus has no feel for them. And developers already have little control over how much tokens a task takes. Which was fine with the flat rate, just use the service. But now that those things actually matter, the stats should be way easier to see?

So in typical Microsoft fashion not only did they raise prices they somehow made it even more shit. Like the AI already sucked, but does the service itself need to suck as well?

Not being able to control costs and very vague productivity improvement claims makes the ROI impossible to calculate. So even if the AI wasn’t shit, it would still be hard to figure out if it’s even helping at all.

This isn’t a guarantee and also assumes the previous version management was git.

Literally 1984

Are we going some sort of animal? Of more of like anime waifu kind of vibe?