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Yea idk listening to the clip it’s probably not a new idea of his, just thought the cover was kinda funny
Anyways, he literally says in the clip that the American dream (of at least middle class prosperity) was mostly real for the baby boomer generation so I don’t really know why they titled it that
Went there once when I was like 12 or smth. Was cool to see snow in the summer, where I lived we normally only got snow for like 2-3 days a year
10/10 great mountain
In eastern US, first time using DDG on this device, it shows normal links (searched “Ukraine drone attack”)
It is probably the most polished map. I would rather use something open source, but it makes sense why they switched.
Would be nice if it had a built in calculator and unit converter, that’s a ddg feature I use a lot
I don’t think that’s how it’s supposed to display, they disappear instantly in sequence for me
The shadows and perspective make absolutely no sense if they’re upside down.
Or large boulders (around the size of a small boulder) ?
I don’t think Linux VR is particularly bad if you’re using steamvr things. Unfortunately WMR on the other hand is much worse (they have to write custom drivers for tracking, and especially controllers are not that far along yet)
Computers are still advancing roughly exponentially, as they have been for the last 40 years (Moore’s law). AI is being carried with that and still making many occasional gains on top of that. The thing with exponential growth is that it doesn’t necessarily need to feel fast. It’s always growing at the same rate percentage wise, definitionally.
Why is webgl garbage? You don’t think 3d online games should be able to exist?
I put out the first version of that post while I’m getting my data fully packed up. Not a single response. Not even a like.
I suspect many platforms detect and shadowban content like this, or at least demote it or restrict its visibility. It’s what I would do if I ran an unethical social media platform trying to increase the number of active users.
It says 3% of Americans are atheists, but about 29% of Americans are “religiously unaffiliated”. I would say the poll only overestimated by 4%.