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Lasers are no joke.
'Don't look into the laser with your remaining eye' is also no joke.
For example path tracing (ray tracing) doesn't need to be very accurate because multiple samples per pixel are used.
A gaming card that uses less power is very welcome in laptops for example.
Wel most of the time it's an investment. So for those bidders the perceived market value is very important.
But you can also imagine this scenario: someone has a ring from a great great grantparent. The market value of the ring is $10. But the owner would only sell it for $100000. Then their would noone to bid against.
The highest bidder does have his reasons, but they can be very different from person to person.
I am still amazed by the animations. They are still looking very good. Great game.
Everybody knows that renting a car is different than buying a car.
Nobody is going to read the terms and conditions before buying. But when you are going to rent something you know the ownership is not transferred to you.
Once I 'bought' an e-book that was copy protected by Adobe (my fault I didn't read the specs before buying). But because you can only read it when Adobe's servers are online no ownership is transferred to you as buyer. You buy rights to read the book on their terms.
'Hire this book' would be fair to use in this context.
(Afterwards I successfully converted to book to an e-book format that I owned with some Calibre plugins).
99% of the people can't do anything with this advice because they don't have any savings to begin with.
I wonder if the author even understands how lucky he is.
It would be nice of you could just install an email program that will set all the right settings for you. DNS, database, roles and rights, certificates, firewall and so on.
There is server management software that can do this but then you have the same problem: it is just complicated for most people.
I don't get this one. How do large email providers make it difficult to host your own email?
I host my own email. It was a pain to setup so I try not to touch it since it is running fine. Setting up email on your own server is just complicated unless you install server management software. I am not sure big email providers are to blame for this.
I think advise in the form of a small life lesson is more helpful. For example: 'Take good care of yourself if you work hard.' is more helpful than 'Work hard to become successful.'.
The Epstein-Barr virus for example can make you tired for months or years.
I am not saying long Covid isn't a thing, but it is not 'special' in any way.
Virus infections can cause damage. Years ago I had an infection that damaged a nerve. So virus infections can leave marks. But most of the time, as with Covid, you will recover from it.
And as a Steam user I can only agree with the article. Games are running just fine.
It's more like a retraining program. It's almost like the difference between short and long term memory. One shot will turn on short term memory after a week or two. Repeating shots will turn on long term memory.
But what I personally think is interesting is that a natural infection works longer and broader after just one 'dose'.
It is amazing how complitacted the immuunsysteem is. And I also think this is the reason we should be careful with giving healthy young people the vaccins.
There is a huge chance that you hit a mailbox when you make up an email address.
People who multi-task think it works because they did a lot of different things throughout the day.
But when performance is measured the conclusion is that multi-tasking does not work and only hurts the brain.
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