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It begins. Fascism requires enemies within and without.
A 32 but integer can store a number up to four billion. If measuring RAM size in integer bytes, 32GB would be 0 bytes, because that integer would wrap around four times.
Assuming windows, if you right click on the executable, you may be able to choose to run it in a compatibility mode of some sort (like XP mode or something) in which case it should report smaller memory to the game, probably.
Well, at least #4 is selling for $400 on eBay, so you might actually earn on them if you ever rid yourself of the Toyota Trucks. ;)
This is is the smallest of the whole series, by weight. Merely a Toyota Corolla.
Anyone else picked this up? It’s a reissue/conversion of a classic publication. Can’t wait!
This article is written as though it is targeting FOSS newbie or something – a weird mix of jargon and simple language designed to overawe someone.
Their VCS is at least as interesting as SQLite :)
Doesn’t look like you need them on this one… But I sent myself my ship anyway
Only games I’ve passed 100 hours on:
Pokemon (multiple versions)
No Man’s Sky
Many Paradox games: CK2, CK2, EU4, Stellaris
I’ve got it on my three windows machines – all of them required for various work tasks where Linux doesn’t make sense. Been using it in that context since circa 2012 when you still had to install it with the KDE on Windows installer. I was actually surprised to see an automated update on windows. Very nice!
I don’t have time to work on KDE anymore, but perhaps drop me a current donation link?
Just saw Kate update for me on my windows machine today. New welcome screen and some pretty significant UI updates. Keep up the good work!
No Man’s Sky. Again. It keeps sucking me back in.
EU4 with Anbennar mod – update just released with a bunch of new stuff.
Also, if you have a bunch of cash when the expedition is done, the space stations sell them in bulk at a decent price, which is unusual. Take them back into your main save.
Yeah, the lack of vendors to sell tech to really slows the nanite farming. Larval core farming is a good idea. I didn’t build any bases, but there are enough in the systems (including yours) that probably makes this the best method for this particular expedition.
You’d think so, but I did this repeatedly. I think they tweaked the nanite reward formula for this expedition. I’m never that tight on nanites in other expeditions.
Best source I had was processing larval cores or flesh ropes or similar in the refiner.
Also a reminder that Adrift just started, if you want to rerun or missed it the first time.
Oh hi, this is me too. Since 1.0alpha ;)
It’s also a really fun example of operator overloading. __div__
is overloaded to allow this syntax.
>>> p = PurePath('/etc')
>>> p
PurePosixPath('/etc')
>>> p / 'init.d' / 'apache2'
PurePosixPath('/etc/init.d/apache2')
Good for gaming, good for linux, good for a lot of the other open source projects involved. It’s so close to being critical mass :)
You are clever. I like you.
Small tiger