the unruh effect is apparently a hypothetical situation where an accelerating body in a complete vacuum still encounters particles.
In layman’s terms, an accelerating thermometer in empty space (like one being waved around), without any other contribution to its temperature, will record a non-zero temperature, just from its acceleration.
i had no idea about this, sounds weird as hell.
oops, got my dates wrong then
yeah but they were at war when they joined so they were grandfathered in
pretty sure the average iq is always 100…
my grandfather was with the un in gaza at that time as well. he refused to talk about anything that happened there but as his mind started going he would more and more often mumble angrily about “those damn israelis”.
well that wasn’t xerox but absolutely yes.
there was already a proposed thing called ipv4+, and it’s completely insane. if you know anything about network infrastructure the entire chain is hilarious.
definition of “inflammatory food” please? all i can see online is “everything that’s not good for you”
oh boy here we go
blev tipsad av en kompis som håller på med speedrunning. vi är några som brukar ha spelkväll nån gång i månaden mest för att ha en ursäkt att snacka skit och hålla igång bekantskapen, och ett av problemen vi alltid har är “vad spelar vi idag?”. archipelago löser det genom att alla får spela vad de vill.
beror ju på vad du vill ha. story? pussel? strategi? action?
sitter just nu och väntar på timberborn 1.0 så jag kan få min citybuilder-fix igen. funderar på att börja med oxygen not included igen av samma anledning.
körde igenom 20 small mazes igår för pusseltarmens skull. helt lagom med en timmes total speltid.
annars har archipelago-communityt fått mig att gå tillbaka till gamla spel för nya features. håller på att mixtra med att försöka få igång star wars episode 1 racer med archipelago till helgens session.
weeeeell, ish. the big thing with the alto and the star was that the entire system was a live image that could be edited as it ran, and where every object was homogeneous enough to be put into any part of the system.
no, see the important part is to get xerox to be a major player in the graphical minicomputer industry while it was still important, so that the world of guis would all be based on their paradigm with instant editability and deep interconnection.
it definitely would not.
yeah the frames are different but that doesn’t matter to 99.9% of people.
oh god, the nightmare that “adding a fifth number” would be
ipv4 is a 32-bit number, which means the total number of possible addresses are 232 = 4 294 967 296, which is waaaaay less than the amount of computers we have today. ipv6 is a 128-bit number, so the total is 2128 = 340 282 366 920 938 463 463 374 607 431 768 211 456, which is more than all the grains of sand on earth.
the only thing i’ve heard people don’t like about ipv6 is that the addresses are longer and have letters in them.
i’d have blocked steve jobs from visiting xerox PARC.
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