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It did... the egg has been around for 340 million years, but chickens only 58 thousand years. So the egg came first. But if you rephrase the question to which came first the chicken or the chicken egg... the water gets a little muddy.

It's Arena Commander. Used to be a lot of us played it as much as we played the PTU, which later became the PU. I learned to fly a ship in Arena Commander, and how to avoid blowing up every 90 seconds in a combat situation. Yep I can now last over 2 minutes... sometimes...

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I knew it... My toaster is magic. I just put a couple of slices of bread in the toaster, it gives me toast a few minutes later.

What's the difference between a porcupine on the outside of your car, and a lawyer on the inside of your car? In one case the prick's on the inside of your car. BTW I am actually Canadian, from the south of Ottawa. I just live in Texas because my Texan wife is scared of snow, but she's...

Welcome to TEST! I can't remember a single good lawyer joke.

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Drink fast, here's another one.

You're very welcome! I want to say, your posts about this have been an incredible source of news for me, and I thank you for that. It's meant a lot.

I was curious, so I looked... Here might be your missing article, or maybe an article that reports pretty much the same data. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/09/doctors-raise-alarm-as-covid-strikes-down-nhs-workforce

I don't think CIG evaluated Unity at the time. I think they evaluated what they were familiar with, and that was CryEngine vs the cost of developing their own engine. KSP was first developed in Unity starting in 2011 (and is still) so it was clearly capable even in 2012/2013. Multi-user has...

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Welcome to the wonderful world of modern electronics repair. That coating... the green stuff, it's called solder mask. The solder is underneath. It's not the temperature so much as the coating. They even tell technicians that it's to "protect the solder" which it does... but really it's to...

Warning. Contains technobabble. Read at own risk. 1600... and it's dpi - dots per (linear) inch of mouse movement. BTW there are mice with more than 10 times that response, but it depends what you're doing with it. More is not always better. It's just usually a user configuration.

I used to use Unity a lot, but not for developing games. For me it was scientific and industrial simulations. We still had the same problems though. It's very hard for me to describe in language that a common user can understand - and I haven't done anything with Unity for 2 1/2 years now...

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I'm in total agreement with @August here. I find no flaw with his logic.

I don't think I ever watched a video of theirs without not learning something.

That's about the same reaction I have. Don't pay attention to it, and don't need to.