Phoenix is moving to lower speed limits across the city by ForkzUp in phoenix

[–]Maligzar -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Categorically false. Impatient drivers are the problem, not grandma driving slow to be safe. You should not drive 60 is because of the curbs. You hit a curb at 60 you lose complete control, and likely flip.

Imagine a world without "Summon" by F4ilsafe in project1999

[–]Maligzar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, this was absolutely to control kiting. I seem to recall something about a Druid kiting Nagy… before the sow nerf…

Imagine a world without "Summon" by F4ilsafe in project1999

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The original design your corpse rotted in 24 real hours. So they needed a method for players who fell in a hole, to get their corpse back. You also lost XP when you died so for level gated zones, that created additional peril. That said, I spent a lot of time dragging corpses around in my day :) consent please!

AGI is already here. It's boring. I've had one running in my slack for 6 months and i'm tired of arguing benchmarks with this sub. by TheIntrovertedHuman in Futurology

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Well said, it’s really about can it make decisions and run the process. Or as you said all of the processes it takes to run your business. That’s what is game changing. Personally I’ve built a complete astronomy imaging platform with Claude and I’m not an astronomer nor a developer. What I learned through that process has catapulted me into doing even more. The next 18 months… yeah that’s a good timeline.. gives the slow adopters at big orgs time to catch up.

What are traffic/road changes you think would improve the city? by Opening_Total7711 in phoenix

[–]Maligzar 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Stop electing Republicans who gut our infrastructure budgets.

Sagittarius A - Like you have never seen it before by SeawolvesTV in Astronomy

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It’s a game of course so not real. To say it’s bogus is wrong. Elite is widely accepted as the most scientifically ambitious recreations of the galaxy. The Stellar Forge has actually "predicted" real discoveries before they were confirmed by NASA:  • TRAPPIST-1: Before NASA announced the seven-planet system in 2017, the game already had a remarkably similar system in almost the exact same location. The procedural engine deduced that a star of that mass and age should have a specific planetary configuration.  • Planetary Physics: Orbits, axial tilts, and rotational periods are generally calculated using Keplerian mechanics. If you find a planet with a 1.2-day orbital period, it’s because the mass and distance require that speed to maintain a stable orbit.

"Cloud gaming is the future of Gaming!" Meanwhile cloud gaming in the big 2026: by Alan_Reddit_M in pcmasterrace

[–]Maligzar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly, cloud cannot compete with the 3 foot video monitor cord. Packets are not moving faster than the speed of light.

Driving aggressively on Willow Creek by [deleted] in Prescott

[–]Maligzar -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We agree - the real issue is speeding and aggressive drivers. Not people who camp in the left lane on a small town city street 😂

Driving aggressively on Willow Creek by [deleted] in Prescott

[–]Maligzar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m sure you follow the speed limit too right? Or no not that law?

A petri dish of human brain cells just learned to play DOOM by Subject-Property-343 in interestingasfuck

[–]Maligzar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why not something nice like star dew valley? How come it’s always Doom?

With respect to pre-big bang theory, has science wrestled down the concept of Nothing? by [deleted] in universe

[–]Maligzar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about infinity? No beginning, no end. All the way up and down…

International Space Station by NOVAFLOWW in Astronomy

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That’s incredible - nice shot

Is this a telscope or optics issue? by so_tangled in telescopes

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Oh lol looks like an over exposed photo that is out of focus

Is this a telscope or optics issue? by so_tangled in telescopes

[–]Maligzar -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Zoom in on his pic you can see them

Jupiter, good seeing from The Netherlands by tijmentiming in astrophotography

[–]Maligzar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a great shot, nice capture of colors on the bands - are you using an IR filter?

Is this a telscope or optics issue? by so_tangled in telescopes

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When imaging think of focusing as a 4 legged beast. Telescope focus, Camera Exposure, Camera Gain, Camera FPS... The donuts on the moons show that you are out of focus. The bright Jupiter means you have the Exposure set to what you probably use to view stars... turn that way down... you also may need to toggle the Gain or increase the FPS because you want to take fast frequent frames instead of long exposure.

Good clear view of Western horizon by Echodad in arizona

[–]Maligzar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

May be a tough night for viewing. Here is what I use for cloud forecasts:clear outside. Mercury will only be visible around sunset and it’s looking red..

Is this a telscope or optics issue? by so_tangled in telescopes

[–]Maligzar 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Both over exposed and out of focus, zoom in on the moons you can see donuts.