The image hoster (freakin’ Fandom) seems to be blocking cross-origin requests.

Reupload to catbox.moe:

“Trust me, you just need to buy more compute for your car. We’ll figure out reliable driving by sight someday.”

The street corner is certainly a place.

I don’t mind seeing vids with small numbers (many are genuinely cool) but I avoid 500k and above (except music) because the mainstream is mostly clickbait.

Literally ISO
https://www.iso.org/obp/ui#iec:grs:60417:5988

And yes, we use switches but the lower network layers abstract that away and a LAN is still like a single bus on the network layer and up.

It’s a joke, note the conflation of port (physical connector) and port (one of 65536 virtual TCP/UDP pathways for applications). Also, HTTP(S) (port 80 or 443 by default) is literally “Hypertext Transfer Protocol” so it’s fair to say it was designed to carry HTML.

What is the <--> port for? HTML? I thought that was port 80 or 443…

Doubling every week means an interest rate of almost 5 × 10¹⁷ %. That can barely offset the ruble’s inflation.

It’s an LLM, for fuck’s sake. Are they just going after buzzwords? I don’t want to talk with the car about what the best (paying most for Google Maps placement) pizzeria around is, I’ll decide that before the cab arrives. Just let me pick the address or coordinates in the app and shut up.

Yeah, I only realized that once you posted it.

I can pay two duodecillion tokens in a cryptocurrency I just made up. It is on track to overtake the ruble eventually!

One of these values is yearly and real, the other one will crash if he attempts to make it liquid.

Rearrange, not rescale, which would be neccessary for a non-multiple-of-8 tile size. I originally thought it was ¾ size (12×12), which would need to shift graphics data to cram 2 virtual tiles into 3 physical ones. Of course, scaling would also look terrible, everything needs to be hand-drawn.

SMB on the NES and the DX port share graphics with a 16x16 tile size. Therefore, only 10x9 tiles can be shown at once, as opposed to 16x14. The small FOV and resulting camera tilt was very frustrating, especially with the Lost Levels.

This port scales the graphics down to the GB’s resolution. I imagine it takes a lot of CPU cycles just to rearrange the graphics data into the Game Boy’s 8x8 tile structure in display RAM. Either that, or it’s precomputed and the ROM is huge.

Edit: the tiles are not 12×12 but 8x8 so there is no need, they correspond to the RAM.

Also, they have backported some content from later games

Suicide drones use them too. Best energy density at the required power levels. (Zinc-air batteries are slightly better but you can’t extract the energy in minutes.)

*Maimais

What kind of image is it? Reducing the number of colors in a PNG is usually inferior to JPEG compression. It can be OK for screenshots of texts and simple drawing but otherwise you’re better off with lossy JPEG or WebP.

Some instance admins don’t even use the built-in pict-rs server so media cannot be uploaded natively at all.

Some only allow month-old accounts to post images up to 500 kiB.

Others leave the limits on the relatively high defaults: 10 MiB per file and up to 900 frames for soundless animation/video, which must be in WebM format and VP9 codec (or it will need to be reencoded, which usually fails because of the short timeout). It’s easy to use ffmpeg or HandBrake to create low-bitrate 30-second HD videos that fit but the limits are not visible to users and even the defaults are nowhere to be found in Lemmy documentation, I had to read the source code.

Shift + RClick to force the browser’s native context menu instead of triggering a JavaScript event.

Ctrl + Shift + E (and then perhaps Ctrl + F5) to see URLs of resources.

Do it. The crimes are almost entirely by him personally, and had unprecedented damage. He should be responsible with all his money - a Twitter-sized blow would be a slap on the wrist as the platform is worth just $5B or thereabouts.

TL;DR: Set your account to “private”

No alternatives to ex-Twitter are mentioned. Lame.