Got me there :D

See, that’s a common mistake - MPFR library is a C library for multiple-precision floating-point computations with correct rounding. Valve is, unfortunately, still stuck to integers. Their floating point appears to be functioning correctly as they’ve managed to avoid kernel panic releasing hl2e{1,2} - you can look at that as floats 2.1 and 2.2.

It’s actually a technical problem - Valve is running 1 bit computers that, due to binary origins, can only represent 2 states. They’d love to release hl3, but that would require coming up with the whole new architecture - at least doubling up to 2 bit cpu. Imagine the headache of adapting all the toolchain to build the game!

Time to pack up

Not torture. The depiction of it.

That messager is also there, but the main idea I got from this was that fsb is the cool, funny, witty guy.

I understand this is c/funny, but fsb is neither capable, nor organised enough to pull this off. It used to be when this joke has been come up with, but a few decades of corrupt alcoholism has all but left it disabled.

I guess all I’m saying this feels like it has alternative agenda to glorify russian crap, and those cunts do not deserve it.

Huh, the more you know. I always though the rods were only adjusting it at a single percentage point rate, just enough to not let it blow up!

Thanks for the answer!

Salon has no respect from me, so I’m not going to generate a click for them.

Since I’m not too familiar with nuclear - how would the on-demand scalability work? My impression has always been that reactors are generating energy at a fairly constant rate.

I don’t even own a deck, but in general you gain power headroom since V*A=W.

I think precipitation has increased, but water is having a hard time freezing.

Sysadmin/syseng/devopsy with the hobby in computers. Yea, I’m fun at parties.