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It's also fairly often on good sales

(also: castle story, darwinia, star ruler in the simple graphics and indie category, zero-k and uncountable space rts in the indie category)

on the other side, Hearts Of Iron and Total War Warhammer sit quite high on steam charts, maybe not runaway success, but they aren't obscure, niche titles either, they both have more players and in-game hours than DayZ and Red Dead Redemption 2, to give you a point of reference, which were both considered hits.

I think the list it's missing two major points: developing a rts cut you off the largish console market (albeit some success exist, it's an uphill battle) and a rts has both a large time commitment and skill ceiling, especially in today online dominated market, so it's a thought sell to the ever growing casual gamers market.

this site is a riot

I wonder whether that is actually true, isn't the state budget coming in significant part from the UK? I wonder how would that be stacked against Maastricht treaty parameters

from a highly politicized topic with a lot of disinformation being thrown around from both side, it's hardly sufficient.

but apparently you all happy enough to live in a post factual society where journalist have no longer to validate sources' claims, so be it

so, all of this opinion piece is based on hearsay?

They will hit local, isps or teleconferencing bandwidth cap well before sending all the bits a webcam captures, with subsequent recompression to crap quality.

Why would they bother then?

You can't do a Tesla without PayPal exit level of money, you can't do a PayPal without zip2 exit money and you can't make a zip2 without a real estate agent footing the initial bills

It's financial levers all the way down

exactly this, it's WAP/WML all over again

So you hear complaint from people with PS4 Pro and people with standard PS4 that swear they only have few issues but playable performances, which makes no sense unless the game is dependent on some less visible spec, like the performances of the media it has been saved to, which circles back to the original point, consoles are no longer this stable, uniform hardware that's hard to master but easy to support, and the requirement to target every hardware combination is anachronistic

What you want is the export agent, he will likely send a sample if you can produce a valid company profile

You will even pay reduced taxes for a sample, but make sure they have already a business relationship in your general area because they will have already done the legwork to certify the product and it'll clear custom straight away

This is a completely flawed comparison power and weight don't interchange linearly as cooling requirements and seam inefficiencies drive size up and power down as power grows.

and the weight of google as well!

an individual mail getting onto an blacklist is most often than not a dead sentence for the address, the domain and sometimes even the ip.

but if google is at fault and email get into a permanently removed bucket, like in this event, it's in the interest of the other to play nice and accommodate for the fault.

I think people severely underestimate how hard it actually is to consistently deliver email in 2020 between dkim, spf and domain keys while tiptoeing around everyone else ip/email antispam services.

on the other hand palm oil is just a collection of acids, primarily the saturated palmitic acid, but while the naming stuck because it was firstly isolated there, most oil and fats contains a similar set of the same fatty acids in different proportions; pure butter contains like 15% of naturally occurring palmitic acid, and olive oil contains likewise 5-10% of the stuff.

so well you can take any kind of oil, dilute or reinforce it with saturated / monounsaturated fats, and change it's healthiness in proportion of the rest of the recipe, but in doing so you also change their mechanical properties.

and I wish people would read the full sentences before entering a debate, because it was completely clear this wasn't about the specific fertilizers usage in situ, but pollutant released during production ( one of many examples https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/06/190606183254.h... you can find, about every precursor can and is leaked in the environment ) and after usage (even assuming it's closed off, which it isn't, you need to scrub waste and put it somewhere or reprocess it at some cost)

is it so bad to be curious about these cost in hyper intensive production, especially since they aren't available in this press release?

365 days of production will also require some heavy fertilization cycles, so more chemicals to be produced and disposed.

I don't see that talked much and might very well come ahead with the efficiency of scale in having all these thing stacked instead of dispersed over a large tract of land, but these thing are an important aspect and hopefully what will come out of this deployment is some hard data about the impact they have.

another likely inflexion point was the introduction of CADAM around the period

even your bog standard java three tier app gets some tangible benefit from being dockerized (repeatability, whole os image versioning) and placed in a node that abstract everything else (load balancing, routing, rolling deployments etc)

at the lowest level, it's just a descriptor for infrastructure, it impacts nothing of your app or business logic unless you want it to.

even single node testing environments are covered one way or another (my fav now is minikube), the only real limit is one having a requirement for self hosting.

without the self driving vertical promises, uber is a middleman with a booking app, and they're one squeeze away from tesla or waymo into irrelevance.