there are many reasons for this, but I can only comment that they should have left GIS alone, and not let ACS divest. They'd have been stronger this decade with those performing assets.

so yeah, thanks Carl.

>They'd have been stronger this decade with those performing assets.

Or they might have destroyed them. I wonder how Lexmark is doing under their control.

ut2004 had the make something unreal contest which really kicked maps and mods up a notch.

i think even ut99 had some of those "we're small" maps like Simpsons house, etc.

but yeah, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, all seemingly covered.

It seems the affected update file seems to have been over written with 0s on the 42kb file, whereas the before and after sys files have obfuscated ays/config file info as expected.

If it is simply caused by a corrupted file. That is a really bad signal. It means they don't even try to properly validate and parse the file before loading them into the KERNAL. Always validate input so it don't crash your program is almost the computer science 101 every programming class should tell you in the first class. And yet they still make this happen?

And in this case, it only crash. But if it somehow read value from position it isn't supposed to successfully? You have an RCE.

One thing this proves at least in my head, is that faketoshi Craig Wright was not present.

I think it's because they are very intelligent vs fish or sheep. The arbitrary line seems to be intelligence but I am not saying it's a good line.

Fishes can be very intelligent in fact. Many are more clever than mammals of its same size for sure.

They can do basically anything that a bird does, but underwater, and also a lot of tricks that we can't do.

There is not a single bird or mammal crystal transparent, or electrical, or bioluminiscent, or that could change their color at will in seconds. If I remember correctly, the vertebrates with the biggest brain/body weight ratio, or the fastest movement registered, are fishes.

Neat idea and implementation!

I'm a bit jaded from the internet so I couldn't relax. I was waiting for something to jump out or a big eyeball or something.

the white and black contrast was nice... though it started to mess with my eyes as I stared. maybe awkward for light/strobe sensitive folks?

it messed with my eyes during (there would a white-blue-ish halo around the circle as it retracts), and _after_ (I saw a white circle of the size of the black circle) for a few seconds.

I hit a bit of a wall with my main project and just never really moved on. still in limbo.

the difference between toy and the Ai model is intent.

sooo many galaxies amongst the chaos.

I would wager it comes down to more precise readings. You could theoretically use the same hardware for the stick itself but be getting much higher precision readings, which would mean that drift is much more apparent.