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Over a decade ago, a friend introduced me to Blender and I was stunned such an incredible software was free! I wanted to go into 3d animation and build video games, but my career plans changed. I'm happy with what I do, but sometimes I wish I spent my days drawing.
Thank you to the Blender team for their hard work and inspiring minds!
Edit: I know Blender is not shutting down. I was commenting on the Blender Network
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That’s naive. Media is owned by a few folks. There’s nothing to stop Murdoch from broadcasting/publishing the names of only the person that Murdoch wants to win. And you’ll never hear about the little Green Party lady that YOU want to win, and you can’t donate to help her out.
You can cap TV time for funded spots, but the talking heads on radio and TV will just keep mentioning how great Candidate Y is.
If the United States ever moves to a public-funded healthcare regime, it will also be more expensive and destructive to care for from a government budget perspective.
I had better dexterity as a child, and after hours I was able to flip a coin to 'heads' about 8/10 of the time. Same position, same muscle reflex, same results. I would proudly show my family my skill
Over time, I lost interest and the skill
I've never heard anyone say that's the problem, rather the issue is the network latency + dependency of hitting a cache/database for every future request. It's not a problem for everyone's apps, but pretending it's never a problem for anyone is shortsighted. Session cookies are just fine for many/most apps, and JWTs add new problems, so I dont recommend them. YMMV
Neither company is private. They’re both public companies. This is the second sentence in the article. The rest of it sounds made up
> It has been designed specifically to use as a teaching tool for the Introduction to Computer Architecture course taught at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of Imperial College London.
You should redirect that shame to the authors listed on this page. Why are you so afraid of scientists being corrected here? Scientists are human and get things wrong. Just like a coding bug, bad science needs to be corrected. So I disagree. What's dangerous about pointing out fault with this example?
> 6 In the category of “not retracted but should never have been published,” we’ll offer up this book chapter, which claims that the virus behind the COVID-19 pandemic hitched a ride to Earth on a meteorite.
Edit: or can the communication only happen once and then you need to remeasure over classic communication?