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skhr0680··on Leaflet was created 11yrs ago by Vladimir Agafonkin, a Ukrainian citizen in Kyiv
> Grammarly

https://hn.algolia.com/?q=grammarly

skhr0680··on Cyberpunk 2077 Update 1.5
I think people were too busy being amazed to nitpick the jank. My own experience with “realistic” physics in games at that point was limited to Elastomania and Worms, so Source was mind-blowing. I remember spending more time in the CS:Source beta throwing grenades at piles of junk than playing the actual game.
skhr0680··on Cyberpunk 2077 Update 1.5
Game devs: We’re sorry our game only provided an entire months’ entertainment of daily 3-4 hour play sessions, we’ll try harder next time
skhr0680··on The next best thing to OLED is getting cheaper
What are your priorities? A lot of pro photographers I know use iMacs because they are a cheap way to get an adequate computer attached to a monitor with high resolution and OK (for the price) color space
skhr0680··on ‘Space cleaner’ satellite spotted grabbing and throwing away old satellite
I know an Indian guy who uses it in every video because he doesn't want people to make fun of his accent
skhr0680··on ‘Space cleaner’ satellite spotted grabbing and throwing away old satellite
> But that might just be my German upbringing where media is being required by law to disclose at least the company and the editorial board/staff.

Did you miss that it's a republished DW article?

skhr0680··on Anime Photography in the Cel Era (2020)
Akira has everything described in the article practiced to an absurd degree. I don't think there is a single light in the movie that isn't an actual real light.
skhr0680··on Difficult situation on campus: traffic jam of food delivery robots
Minimum wage to drive a robot sounds way better than minimum wage in retail
skhr0680··on Show HN: 50x50.space a public board to doodle together
It was working fine before, HN hug of death?
skhr0680··on Minolta X-700 Aperture Priority Mode
Aperture priority wasn’t anything new by then, but I think 1981 is early for “P” mode where the camera picks both the f/stop and shutter speed.
skhr0680··on France to Build Six New Nuclear Reactors
> Strategically, it was useful for Russian politics to have something as risky as the Chernobyl nuke power station in the Ukraine during the soviet union era, ie different country if anything went wrong nothing to do with us sort of thing.

The same type of reactor as Chernobyl is still in operation at the Leningrad NPP

skhr0680··on A look inside the chips that powered the landmark Polaroid SX-70 instant camera
Get a Fujifilm Instax and feel the memories come back
skhr0680··on How Japan saved Tokyo's rail network from collapse (part 1, 1945-1982)
It’s hard to tell. Aichi has the highest private vehicle ownership in Japan per capita and in total, but people still commute using the train.

About bicycles: In Japan hitting something with your car is an offense in itself. So, even if a cyclist or pedestrian is breaking traffic rules, if you hit them you will be liable to pay between 10-100% of their medical costs+damages.

skhr0680··on The Nintendo Switch has now outsold the Wii
> As much as I enjoyed gaming during the PS3 era, it really had some almost impossible to ignore challenges.

The switch to non-leaded solder means any electronics from the mid-2000s are prone to failing.I'm pretty sure my oven is glad that it will never have to have a graphics card or PS3 mobo in it ever again

skhr0680··on The Nintendo Switch has now outsold the Wii
SMW had a lot of slowdown on real hardware
skhr0680··on The Nintendo Switch has now outsold the Wii
Peoples complaints about the joy cons are because of their physical build quality, not the actual design
skhr0680··on Mysterious aircraft spotted at Area 51 in satellite image
https://himawari8.nict.go.jp/

This is what the Earth looks like from a geostationary orbit

skhr0680··on The bureaucracy of hiking Hungary's Blue Trail
> Although there's no prize or verifying authority for completion

There’s only one way to restore your honor if you cheat on a stamp rally!

skhr0680··on Final Fantasy VI – Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition
Idk where the person who wrote that got “you scums” from.

In this case, kuso (lit. “shit”) is like “damn” in English. I think the bowdlerized versions of “SOB” are actually appropriate

skhr0680··on Google rewrites many page titles
I can’t wait for “This product is awesome 5/5 btw I don’t own it” and “My favorite 1/5” in AR
skhr0680··on Why does the "chart increasing" emoji show in red?
The first traffic lights were imported to Japan from the US in 1930, and had "subtitles" written on them because people had a hard time understanding what the colors meant*.

Something I find entertaining about the stock colors is that the idioms "in the red" and "in the black" mean the same thing in Japanese as in English.

* https://www.pref.hiroshima.lg.jp/uploaded/image/24705.gif

skhr0680··on 717 Gigapixel Image of Rembrandt's Nightwatch
Oil paintings look quite different depending on the angle you view them from too, that's something that I don't think can be recreated without some kind of VR / head tracking
skhr0680··on Locked out of 'God Mode', runners are hacking their treadmills
It’s not fine. I still use electrical appliances that are 10-50 years old. I’m pretty sure these “smart” devices apps won’t work in a decade (if that).
skhr0680··on The SNESticle Liberation Project
Long live Bloodlust! Time Slaughter was pretty incredible in the mid 90s, I wonder how it holds up
skhr0680··on Hello Mac OS X Tiger
If someone asked me what I thought an iPhone would look like in 2006, that’s what I would have come up with
skhr0680··on Why are air combat kills so rare? (2017)
1. Fighter jets in battle-ready condition are rare to start, even more so one flying in the right spot at the right time to shoot down a hostile jet

2. No one is dumb enough to even try fighting US jets with their own. US have the best aircraft, missiles, and more flying hours than anyone else

skhr0680··on Why can’t I play Ultra HD Blu-ray movies on my new Intel CPU platform?
In 2003 I had a 40GB hard drive and dialup. The 4GB of a DVD was nothing to sneeze at.

In 2010 I had several 1TB HDDs, fast broadband, and a 32GB USB stick. Getting a blue ray drive for my PC wasn’t worth the hassle.

skhr0680··on YK22 bug causing Honda clocks to stop working
And 100% of the world’s good zippers
skhr0680··on Gameboy CT scan – design lessons learned
SP was popular because it was what the Advance should have been to start. I got an Advance at release and the screen was really nice when I could strain my eyes enough to see anything.

My other favorite Nintendo “WTF” is anything to do with the N64 controller, look it up a teardown if you’re bored

skhr0680··on Prince of Persia in JavaScript
MK2 was notorious for the CPU reading player inputs, so cheesing it was necessary to even have a chance.
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