In 1991, Linux was tightly coupled to the 386 architecture, completely unportable, and bound to AT hard disks.
By modern software engineering standards, it was an anti-pattern. But it solved the only problem that mattered: running a UNIX like environment at home without minix restrictions. The entire modern internet is built on the fact that an imperfect, monolithic MVP written in C easily beat the over-architected professional systems of the 90s.
This was one of the coolest scenes in the movie. All the firepower and the villain barely gets scratched, followed by "if it bleeds..." line. Pure 80s movie gold.
Predator’s "Shooting the Jungle" scene exists because the director got pissed off... and he hates it.
On set, John McTiernan kept getting heat from the studio for “not enough guns.” After days of it, he snapped: “Fine. You want guns? I’ll give you so much gunfire you’ll get the orgasm you’re itching for, and then we stop this nonsense.”
So he shot the absurd sequence where Arnie and the boys mow down half of Central America (actually Mexico).
The line “We hit nothing” was McTiernan’s message to the studio: the scene accomplishes zero. It wasn’t meant for us... It was a note.
Ironically, dumping endless bullets into the jungle (or anything else for that matter) became an action-movie trope, one McTiernan even reused in Die Hard a year later.
Here is more then 200 vehicles synced in cyberpunk multiplayer, working perfectly... imagine the potential with the servers rp and so on!
Even in @FiveM you cannot do this 😱
this random number generator is just three lines of shifts and XORs
George Marsaglia introduced xorshift in 2003
despite its simplicity it passes many standard randomness tests and became the default RNG in several game engines
When I read books by past generations I am always fascinated by how they build and own houses of their own, even without successfully selling tech startups