This is an application of Amdahl's Law. Which comes up all the time in parallel computing. The more parallel computing power is available, the more the work itself needs to be parallelizable, otherwise you will be leaving computing power on the table.
Hah. Not surprised NHTV folks made this. Those students have made many interesting graphics/gamey projects over the years.
It looks pretty! I gotta try it.
We're on the Fediverse now. Our software has way better bugs.
Those must be bans from communities, I assume. A community is linked to a single instance so it can control who is banned. But banning a user from an instance is only meaningful on that single instance. At least that's my understanding..
It will always be LLIIIINE PIEECE to me
I hope it really works. Muscular dystrophy is such a bag of dicks. Poor kids.
Yeah the Room games are great. I like how intuitively they use the touch controls.
Yeeeeeeeehawww!
Probably got your comment in the wrong thread, but that's just a Lemmy bug. Yeehaw!
Yunohost is awesome. I use it myself for my Lemmy instance. Unfortunately because YunoHost doesn't use containers and Lemmy now requires psql 15 it's stuck on Lemmy 0.16.7. So it's not ideal if you want the latest version of the sure to be quickly changing Lemmy software.
YunoHost is a tool which aims to solve the problem of (relatively small scale) self-hosting for people. I use it to host my Mastodon and Lemmy instances and it was very easy. I haven't dealt with email but that's also something it supports.
It's a pretty great platform, although unfortunately it's currently unable to upgrade Lemmy past 0.16.7 which is a bit of a pain.. So it's hard to recommend it for Lemmy right now.
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I'm no expert but I think we're looking at parts of the vehicle which were outside the pressure hull. Those parts would not have been subjected to such extreme forces when the hull failed.
Most bits of a DSV are actually outside of the pressure hull, just look at the designs of Trieste or Limiting Factor. This is to maximize the space available to human passengers inside the relatively small (and very expensive to construct) hull.