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The demoscene is still going strong and attracts young blood. Check out the Revision events: https://youtu.be/EJ7KAD0NyGw

I watched the Video but besides the "king entering the city ceremony" it didn't show what it makes it unique compared to other city states around the world.

Telekom and Microsoft partnered together a long time ago to fix this problem but it turns out in european public comunal and state procurement projects that cloud offerings play a …

There is no tidal wave, Telekom partnered a long time ago with Microsoft for an EU only azure offering and it was sacked quickly because the demand from public procurements where t…

This is about getting qualified in comunal/state procurement and not general public business.

There is no tit for tat, we european citizens don't want our personal data to be accessible to the US government and their respective secret agencies. The US government will not ba…

Not a problem with consumer facing services but usually problematic with comunal and state related projects that store personal data.

It’s used in the Ford EV line: https://youtu.be/agpDIZmGRTw

This is incorrect since the onboard HDMI output can be used for that as well (or a secondary GPU).

It’s not essential but this is one of Unity’s revenue sources, so they will advertise it . In fact, one key aspect to finding success (disclosure: I am an ex Unity AssetStore publi…

I think Blender is already at to top when it comes to 3D, although it lacks the integration into professional creative pipelines/workflows.

I think you get that with FBX but it's not a big deal since most time you create your own materials.

Nice, I developed something similar but for the medical field and HoloLens!

Spotted the German.

You are an immigrant, not an expat.

wow that was quite the anti-salespitch...

I have never seen that happen anywhere in the EU.

In Spain most Chinese Euroshops will when you pay in cash not give you a receipt until you ask and then they will give excuses why you don't need one.

huh, besides the BS, isn't the file loaded into RAM first anyway?