Stadia failed because it's a flawed concept. Latency is a real thing and running local will always be a better experience.
Brosplosion
joined 5 months ago
This is a perfect representation of how my mind is laid out. Everything is a tree with things connected together by feelings/relations. Individual events are painful to keep track of (wife constantly tells me that we've already had conversations multiple times). Superfluous detail is lost immediately.
But how a certain function in code breaking can ripple to the whole system is as natural as I breathe. Random trivia facts too, since they were novel enough to connect at the cool thing to know node. What someone wore yesterday or where the ketchup is (I don't eat ketchup) is just completely filtered out. Couldn't describe peoples faces but I know them when I see them. 99% of those "celebrity lookalike" things look nothing like them and I get baffled how people can confuse them, but I'd assume it's from them visualizing the celebrity with some error
What? Are you seriously gonna say that television and Internet weren't a massive boon for society regarding education/knowledge sharing and social exchange? You've such a negative outlook on life if you honestly believe that.
I remember when people would tell you things and you just had to say OK cause your only refute was to hop on over to the library and find a book as a source.
And pre-Internet, when would you ever communicate with someone outside of your little town? Sure sign up for a penpal or some shit like that, but the ability for me where I am on the shitter to write this comment to you is INSANE in the broad spectrum of the human race.
Stop being such a doomer
It's cut off, that's American Samoa which has a very large large population
In my experience, the corporate solution has been to stack horses on top of each other and wonder why the first horse that struggled is moving even slower.
Pedantic, but anything measurable and continuous is impossible to precisely represent. π/e meters for example.
Yorkius Peppermintius Pattius
He was the CEO of Turning Point USA
Been working 12+ years (10yrs in current role). I never had a technical interview and my initial interview was essentially a handshake at a job fair.
Neither of these are right. X is forward, Y is to the right and Z is down.
Source: https://iansguides.com/tutorials/aircraft-coordinate-system-and-anatomy/