Tesla sales should start suffering in Europe too. We have many other EVs to choose from and recently, BYD has even become an option. Price and quality wise I would expect it to compete with Tesla while the German brands make slightly nicer vehicles.
No, we must first further enrich Larry Ellison. The man clearly doesn’t have enough money.
I can easily buy enterprise drives for home use. What are you on about?
At which point you can’t even have a truly functional anticheat because any client side anticheat, no matter how invasive, can be defeated.
It’s 36 TB drives. Most people are planning on keeping anything legal or self-produced there. It’s going to be pirated media and idk about you but I’m not uploading that to any cloud provider lmao
There’s also Max but nobody ever really remembers he exists.
Passworded rooms then! Even in games where you play on a centralized server, it’s sometimew possible to have passworded matches. GunZ online comes to mind. I think that game had passworded mqtches. TBF that game had anticheat too, but it never really worked properly. Client side anticheat doesn’t work because someone will always bypass it somehow, and then the server doesn’t know that funny things are happening. And server side anti cheat is going to decrease server performance because you have to track more things in the server and trust the clients less.
Hmm, I don’t know if it’s exceptionally nice, but it’s definitely nice. I’ve also visited NYC. Didn’t feel unsafe at any point, though of course I didn’t wander too far out. Walked a bunch around Manhattan and Brooklyn, took the subway a couple of times.
The benefit of an anticheat can be replaced by an old-fashioned kick vote system. The downside of an anticheat is that I’d need to install Windows and a rootkit on my computer to play some games. Not a problem till a younger relative is over and you have to explain how your gaming PC won’t run Fortnite or GTA Online for security and ideology reasons.
Is a home NAS a frequent spin up/down scenario though? I’d imagine you’d keep the drives spinning to improve latency and reduce spin-up count. Not that I own any spinning drives currently though - so that’s why I’m wondering.
They seem to be very hit and miss in that there are some models with very low failure rates, but then there are some with very high.
That said, the 36 TB drive is most definitely not meant to be used as a single drive without any redundancy. I have no idea what the big guys at Backblaze for an example, are doing, but I’d want to be able to lose two drives in an array before I lose all my shit. So RAID 6 for me. Still, I’d likely be going with smaller drives because however much a 36 TB drive costs, I don’t wanna feel like I’m spending 2x the cost of one of those just for redundancy lmao
I’ll be honest, your country is really beautiful. I’ll probably want to visit it one day. Not sure I’d ever want to live there though - twice in 30 years is already way more than anyone I know here in Estonia, where muggings haven’t really been a thing since the 90s. I’m way too used to my safe cocoon lol
Even buying albums never netted the artist more than 20 or 30 percent unless they also owned the record label.
Buying their merch is the only real way to support an artist. They’ll make way more out of it than any other way.
Isn’t it really dangerous in Brazil if you like accidentally go in a favela or something? Or is that just in Rio?
lmaoooo
I hope you compile all your own software from verified sources then rather than downloading a ready-built Linux distro with binary packages.
Yes, but you have to know that they do. They only advertise 365 on their website.
Now imagine that but also with less people. Everyone would have great QoL. Maybe we could produce even less, pollute less…
Long as we also depopulate the planet 50% it’ll be fine tbh.
Libera te tutemet ex inferis