I also live in Japan and I have yet to find a foreigner that likes the Japanese time zone. What is the purpose of having the sunrise a 4:00 in Summer if all the shops and businesses are closed until 9:00?
He moved to Ireland in 1939. I am sure you are aware of certain events going on in Europe at that time that might have pushed him to leave Austria, as so many other famous scientists did...
> Distances measured in yards for non-US destinations is an insult FTFY. I live in Japan and it also shows me the distance in yards and miles.
> It's one of the biggest runtimes on the internet; the C code will be some of the safest out there. Are you serious? This is PHP we are talking about, it has a notorious history of security holes and overall design…
Are you really telling me that the Hot Dog Cannon from Tyrian actually exists? o_O
Many human languages lack voiced plosives entirely, the most notorious one being one of the biggest languages in the world, Mandarin Chinese. I don't think there is such a universal sense of continuity considering that…
Some Andalusian accents can be really thick, but so can be the accents from other regions. It also depends where from Spain you are from: I am from Extremadura and usually don't have any trouble understanding even the…
No it didn't. Quake was notorious for being the first major game to require a Pentium-level FPU, anything less and it would run like molasses.
Upvoted for using the word "vendepatrias". For those who don't speak Spanish, it means someone who would sell their homeland, the worst kind of traitor.
If the house is well insulated, keeping it at a constant temperature might be more efficient than running irregular cooling/warming cycles. Plenty of houses are not well insulated though...
No, he is proposing that lack of excellence → lack of popularity.
> Japan does not have this problem at all, even though they invented the anime aesthetic. Where is the Chinese Mario, Elden Ring, or Metal Gear? What studio is producing a truly original distinct visual language? I live…
Which government?
Many languages still call them "condensers"; from the top of my head, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, and likely many others.
I agree with you. First, "broken" is not a binary, it might not be broken but it might not work well either. Second, sooner or later everything breaks, and you better be ready for when that happens.
On the other hand, Retroarch users will keep running MAME 2003-Plus until the sun becomes a red giant...
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That is also true. I guess it also depends on the airflow and if there is a breeze or not, inside the buildings air tends to get stagnant.
It really depends on the humidity. 30 degrees in my dry hometown in central Spain is tolerable, 30 degrees with 90% humidity here in Japan where I live now is pure pain.
But for whatever reason, here in HN you see a lot of people that don't play games but feel the need to give their opinion on the gaming industry, criticize modern gaming, and ramble on how old games where better. I find…
MAME was started in 1997 and is now on version 0.289 xD
I find this kind of comments weird. So you stopped playing for 25 years and now are surprised that games have evolved?
There were plenty of terrible games back then, but we only remember the good ones. Likewise, there are plenty of amazing games nowadays, but the ragebait culture makes us focus on the bad ones.
> For example, housing standards of Japan and the US, which are way cheaper and still serve two of the richest countries in the world, would never be allowed in Germany. That makes housing unaffordable and drives people…
Matasanos is slang for a bad doctor of dubious talent, it literally means someone who kills healthy people xD
I also live in Japan and I have yet to find a foreigner that likes the Japanese time zone. What is the purpose of having the sunrise a 4:00 in Summer if all the shops and businesses are closed until 9:00?
He moved to Ireland in 1939. I am sure you are aware of certain events going on in Europe at that time that might have pushed him to leave Austria, as so many other famous scientists did...
> Distances measured in yards for non-US destinations is an insult FTFY. I live in Japan and it also shows me the distance in yards and miles.
> It's one of the biggest runtimes on the internet; the C code will be some of the safest out there. Are you serious? This is PHP we are talking about, it has a notorious history of security holes and overall design…
Are you really telling me that the Hot Dog Cannon from Tyrian actually exists? o_O
Many human languages lack voiced plosives entirely, the most notorious one being one of the biggest languages in the world, Mandarin Chinese. I don't think there is such a universal sense of continuity considering that…
Some Andalusian accents can be really thick, but so can be the accents from other regions. It also depends where from Spain you are from: I am from Extremadura and usually don't have any trouble understanding even the…
No it didn't. Quake was notorious for being the first major game to require a Pentium-level FPU, anything less and it would run like molasses.
Upvoted for using the word "vendepatrias". For those who don't speak Spanish, it means someone who would sell their homeland, the worst kind of traitor.
If the house is well insulated, keeping it at a constant temperature might be more efficient than running irregular cooling/warming cycles. Plenty of houses are not well insulated though...
No, he is proposing that lack of excellence → lack of popularity.
> Japan does not have this problem at all, even though they invented the anime aesthetic. Where is the Chinese Mario, Elden Ring, or Metal Gear? What studio is producing a truly original distinct visual language? I live…
Which government?
Many languages still call them "condensers"; from the top of my head, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, and likely many others.
I agree with you. First, "broken" is not a binary, it might not be broken but it might not work well either. Second, sooner or later everything breaks, and you better be ready for when that happens.
On the other hand, Retroarch users will keep running MAME 2003-Plus until the sun becomes a red giant...
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That is also true. I guess it also depends on the airflow and if there is a breeze or not, inside the buildings air tends to get stagnant.
It really depends on the humidity. 30 degrees in my dry hometown in central Spain is tolerable, 30 degrees with 90% humidity here in Japan where I live now is pure pain.
But for whatever reason, here in HN you see a lot of people that don't play games but feel the need to give their opinion on the gaming industry, criticize modern gaming, and ramble on how old games where better. I find…
MAME was started in 1997 and is now on version 0.289 xD
I find this kind of comments weird. So you stopped playing for 25 years and now are surprised that games have evolved?
There were plenty of terrible games back then, but we only remember the good ones. Likewise, there are plenty of amazing games nowadays, but the ragebait culture makes us focus on the bad ones.
> For example, housing standards of Japan and the US, which are way cheaper and still serve two of the richest countries in the world, would never be allowed in Germany. That makes housing unaffordable and drives people…
Matasanos is slang for a bad doctor of dubious talent, it literally means someone who kills healthy people xD