nah that’s just how Boston feels in general. It’s mostly harmless, and you get used to it.

The art and the music on their own are individual masterpieces. The game is also very good

“May”. Yeah it absolutely fucking does

Man this is really specific. Can someone check if OP is still alive?

Woah, what do you do?

Me but I don’t drink

In theory, yea it should. But this is developed by Nvidia with their own graphics cards in mind. If this is similar to Portal RTX, then RDNA3 cards will be able to run it, just with severly crippled performance.

Well as long as you don’t turn on frame gen, the input lag shouldn’t be much higher than normal. There’s also NVidia reflex, which can shave a few milliseconds off input lag

Probably not, no

Edit: Actually maybe. Read my comment below

Any other image manipulation program would work too

Couldn’t you make that image in like 30 seconds with Blender?

Yeah fr. There’s nothing stopping every school from just saying “every day is optional dress up day”

Adderall helps me with that quite a bit. Not to the point where I can keep it up all day, but I can at least not have a mental breakdown after talking to three people at work

The industrial revolution going back to its roots

They had this at Stop & Shop for a while in the US. Don’t know if that’s still how it works though.

I count myself blessed to have never seen this video. That and 2G1C.

That’s really cool! Are there any resources available for anyone wanting to set that up themselves?

I don’t know anything about Peertube. What does this meme mean?

Sounds like a business guy to me

I hope someone who knows more about plasma dynamics can explain this better because it’s super fascinating.

In eli5 terms (which is about as much as I understand), the sun’s core generates a massive magnetic field. Like way way bigger and stronger than the Earth’s, and just like the Earth’s it’s constantly shifting and wiggling around. The Sun is also really hot and made out of plasma. Because plasma is made out of charged particles, it tries to follow the magnetic fields and gets bent and thrown around into crazy arcs and patterns, as seen in the video.

The darker spots on the sun (called sunspots) are areas where the magnetic field is exceptionally strong.

Sometimes, the plasma gets thrown out into space at high velocities. If a plasma wave hits the Earth it can get caught in Earth’s magnetic field and cause auroras at the poles.

Edit for extra infodump I forgot: Because plasma is electrically charged, it creates its own magnetic fields while it moves through space, so a plasma cloud is constantly reshaping itself in complex ways