

I’ve heard stories of clients giving gifts getting pissed when the wrong person claims them, so it’s risky for not just legal reasons
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I’ve heard stories of clients giving gifts getting pissed when the wrong person claims them, so it’s risky for not just legal reasons
… And feed the credit card issuers?
A reminder that “cashback” credit cards are paid for by big fees on transactions which the store pays, forcing them to raise prices. It’s literally anticompetitive
The other Red Hat
Kinda like rocket league boosts, haha
You should look at higher than 4D renderings, like high dimensional hypercubes, as don’t forget non-euclidean geometry
Besides the general security risk of they run trojaned clients, if they run it in the office they’re spending the company’s electricity
It’s called incident response
But not inwards like the not so hygienic Dyson ones.
You could do something clever with UV light possibly, but still. There’s going to be plenty of traces of crap on them even if all bacteria is dead
I’m a millennial that has seen them in Sweden, but probably at least for not a decade or more by now.
It was equivalent from the start if we assume AI = 0
Get somebody else to take a truck to you?
Tech recruiters are the worst, almost nobody actually understands technology so they just pick based on the fanciest education and whatnot because they don’t understand how to judge experience
You could import fabric physics and just have it lie there, but that’s going to be a bigger hit on performance than you possibly can imagine and it will move weirdly (in large part becomes we’re not modeling wind, just fabric in a vacuum) and the model features it will lie on top of won’t deform accurately from the simulated weight, etc…
It seems to think you have headphones in, not a speaker
If you’re in EU I think you need root to bypass it
We’re a collection of soups (see the insides of every cell)
It’s not so much Win32 though on Xbox, the biggest similarity is the x86 CPU and the shared kernel and some security stuff
Edit: forgot the obvious, DirectX
OTOH I only have a PS5 because of Sony’s marketing budget, lol (non-slim version included with a Sony phone on contract, so technically also a way for them to clear stock, lmao)
But yeah, I don’t know any people with a recent Xbox here in Sweden. In the original Xbox era and the 360 era I think they had a big lead here, but after that I’ve seen much more Sony represented.