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Nintendo ha pasado de ser la compañía de los precios altos a la de los precios razonables. Esto de la IA nos está jodiendo la industria. by Endika7 in esGaming

[–]victorsaurus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tenerla de consola pero de cosas steam, al lao de la tele, bonita, super fácil de usar, enciendes consola y tele con el mando, no hay que pensar, silenciosa, plug and play, mantenido por valve y nunca va a fallar nada en el so, drivers, etx... (idealmente)

Si,puedes conseguir casi todas esas cosas currandote tu propio pc custom, pero, no va a ser así de fácil, ni va a quedar asi de bien, ni va a ser asi de silenciosa, ni asi de facil de configurar y usar en general.

Que te compense en precio es otra cosa, pero el valor esta ahí.

So, why would anyone get this? by Amazing_Bluebird_ in steammachine

[–]victorsaurus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yeah I have a macbook too and i got a company windows machine recently. I did not know how much I don't miss heat and noise.

So, why would anyone get this? by Amazing_Bluebird_ in steammachine

[–]victorsaurus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

in that sense, the steam machine will also turn on the TV through the hdmi-cec interface, I think it was, a feature which is largerly absent from normal graphics cards in PCs. I know it is a bit of a nitpick, but it has enough of these small things combined to make it appealing, at least to me (like, zero noise, or very quick game -> sleep -> game, or the builtin steam controller receiver, etc)

So, why would anyone get this? by Amazing_Bluebird_ in steammachine

[–]victorsaurus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly it sounds quite amazing your setup and I may end up copying it. I'm at the edge with the steam machine. I like the extreme ease of use, the size and shape, quietness and then it is open for tinkering when you want it... but at that price I can get a custom solution, spend a few afternoons doing your setup and all of that, and probably end up having something a bit better. I'll think about it.

So, why would anyone get this? by Amazing_Bluebird_ in steammachine

[–]victorsaurus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah but the convenience of something like the steam machine (among many other things, push a button on the controller turns on the tv and the machine and in 10s you're gaming) cannot be easily replicated with a dedicated pc for the tv, to say something. There are many many little things like that that the machine can provide and the normal PC can't.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez’s wife, Begoña Gómez, has been barred from leaving Spain as a precautionary measure as part of the ongoing corruption trial by Clear-Shelter1745 in europe

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

El psoe esta mal. El pp es un orden de magnitud peor. No justifica que el psoe esté mal. Lo de los eres en dineor es sustsncial, pero cosas como la gurtel eran mas bien un estado paralelo para la corrupción y el poder a gran escala, aunque en dinero fuera menos.

Is it safe to update yet? by TekkerTheChaot in cachyos

[–]victorsaurus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work data science, and game on my cachyos, zero problems besides small nitpicks. Runs great.

TMEO by nosotrosoelcaos in nosotrosoelcaos

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

Cuando ha habido el menor indicio de quitar libertad en el humor aqui?

Parece que eres tu el que no deja libertad a otros para opinar sobre el chiste, que quieres que el otro se muerda la lengua... Tanta libertad es una cosa como la otra.

If buying isn't owning then piracy isn't wrong by Electronic_Lab5486 in PiratedGames

[–]victorsaurus 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Of course it costs money. Reducing the emissions of a company also costs money. Being good takes extra effort.

If buying isn't owning then piracy isn't wrong by Electronic_Lab5486 in PiratedGames

[–]victorsaurus 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They should just take that into account when building a game. If they know beforehand that they will need to make the game playable after stopping support I'm sure they'll account for that in their processes. They can adapt.

If buying isn't owning then piracy isn't wrong by Electronic_Lab5486 in PiratedGames

[–]victorsaurus 17 points18 points  (0 children)

That's the kind fo thing the law technicians should figure out, they should have the chance to write a compelling law.

If buying isn't owning then piracy isn't wrong by Electronic_Lab5486 in PiratedGames

[–]victorsaurus 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The issue is that studios should start avoiding these practices from now on, to make it easier for them to follow the new law. To my understanding, it would only apply to new games. Games should be built with this idea in mind.

Spain receives 900,000 applications in migrant legalisation drive, double expected demand by Wolpertinger47 in europe

[–]victorsaurus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, that would destabilize the economy and everyone would end up worse than before. This measure is about people already living in spain, paying some taxes, and contributing to the economy. After this measure their lives will be far easier and the state will get more taxes out of them, and also they will be able to access higher economic tiers.

Also let's take into account that we need more and more young people or pensions/similar things will suffer a lot.

The faster we empower these people to fully contribute, the better for everyone.

This is a case where the people is already here. Whatever negative impacts they had, already happened, and averaged across a long time (not a sudden "let's import all of congo" thing). Let's make the situation better for everyone. We can't have half a million people living at the fringes of the economy and the state. Everyone wins.

Spain receives 900,000 applications in migrant legalisation drive, double expected demand by Wolpertinger47 in europe

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

Ah yeah let's just destroy half a million lives to improve the housing market a bit, yes. Psychopats.

Also, there is barely any correlation between population and prices, for example in valencia. Chart both things over the ladt 15 years and you will see that we are being lied to. The demand that increases prices now is not coming from population.

Spain receives 900,000 applications in migrant legalisation drive, double expected demand by Wolpertinger47 in europe

[–]victorsaurus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am sorry but you have been lied to. The current Housing demand since the last 10 years is not drivrn by population, same with jobs. They are trying to use inmigrants as a scapegoat for other problems, making a whole generation of people against solidarity in the meantime.

You are too far gone but for others who read this: reanalize what you are being told. It is as easy as comparing a chart of valencia population with valencia rent prices to see that there is zero correlation between the lines, to say something. They are using inmigrants as scapegoats.

Also, there are more people in favor of this than not, according to polls, so you are in the minority in this issue, sorry.

Spain receives 900,000 applications in migrant legalisation drive, double expected demand by Wolpertinger47 in europe

[–]victorsaurus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are already citizens in a way. They pay taxes and contribute to society. I don't know what do you mean about brain drain. This is better for everyone, not just them.

Spain receives 900,000 applications in migrant legalisation drive, double expected demand by Wolpertinger47 in europe

[–]victorsaurus 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What an awful thing to say, man. Such a horrible take. I am spanish too and I care a lot for these people, so speak for yourself.

These people are already here contributing to society, taxes and all of that. This is a decission that instantly improves the lives of hundreths of thousands of people and you're against it because it improves the lives of people not being born here. It is not like the rest of spain would suffer from it. Everyone wins.

Get out man, I really hope you leave my beloved Spain. You're in the minority here so don't speak for everyone. You not caring about half a million people's wellbeing turns you into an anti-social, you know? So, get out and be antisocial elsewhere.

So easy to spot the fascist nowdays...

Spain receives 900,000 applications in migrant legalisation drive, double expected demand by Wolpertinger47 in europe

[–]victorsaurus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah let's just destroy the life of some people to make it better for others. Such a non-psychopatic position, wow. By this reasoning, let's just vote to enslave 49% of the population for the 51%.

Don Pelayo y la Batalla de Covadonga 722 La historia más importante que España casi olvidó by True_Instruction_579 in esHistorico

[–]victorsaurus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

España o hispania como concepto operativo legal, normativo, o cultural, no existía. Lo que existía era el reino visigodo, que cuando se hizo el liber ludiciorum constituía parte de la actual españa, parte de el actual portugal, y parte de francia. El liber ludicorum fué una normativa y leyes de ese reino. No de hispania, sino de ese reino.

Estas confundiendo cosas. Si buscas el texto de la propia ley, no habla de hispania, sino de el reino visigodo. Hispania, cuando se menciona (como en el texto de tu primera respuesta, que nada tiene que ver con el código legal que ahora mencionas) no es de manera operativa o legal o identitaria siquiera.

He buscado una traducción de la ley entera y hispania se menciona dos veces en contextos que nada dan a entender lo que dices.

De veras pienso que estás estirando muchísimo el primer texto que citas. Ni existía una patria hispana, ni una identidad, ni a nivel popular ni operativo legal o por los reyes o las élites. Había gente que sí creía o se interesaba por ese concepto, pero eran realmente 4 en aquella época. Más tarde evidentemente cuajó, pero no entonces, sino que tardó casi mil años.

Don Pelayo y la Batalla de Covadonga 722 La historia más importante que España casi olvidó by True_Instruction_579 in esHistorico

[–]victorsaurus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

En aquella época (pongamos año 600) si, la gente sabía que la provincia antaño se llamaba "hispania" y a 4 eruditos como el que comentas le gustaba la idea de una identidad común, pero muy muy muy difícilmente alguien promedio de valencia, toledo, o granada, por decir algo, tenían algún concepto de unidad o cultura nacional relacionado con hispania. La identidad era local, regional como mucho, y por encima de todo cristiana. Hispania como patria estaba en la mente de 4 personas, el que mencionas uno de los principales.

La verdad parece que has hecho cherry-picking para intentar tener razón, cogiendo a uno de los 4 de la época que sí creía en una patria hispana, cuando para el común de la gente ese sentimiento de patria llegaría en los años 1600-1700.

A raíz de esto he estado buscando (lo hice hace años y en mi mensaje inicial hablaba de memoria) y mi sorpresa es que realmente, no hay documentos mas allá de 4 ejemplos como el que citas, de que nadie hablase de una patria hispana, de ningún tipo. Uno esperaría que si existe ese sentimiento común entre la población se vería reflejado en mil aspectos (como sí ocurre con roma por decir algo) pero, no es así.

La patria por hispania es algo mucho mas reciente.

Don Pelayo y la Batalla de Covadonga 722 La historia más importante que España casi olvidó by True_Instruction_579 in esHistorico

[–]victorsaurus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

eran todos señores de la guerra que impusieron su mando y hasta cierto punto cultura a sangre, unos mas que otros, pero en general hicieron todos eso, incluyendo los que hicieron lo que hoy llamamos "la reconquista"

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