What is Hackers' Pub?

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St-They (Cléden), a chapel directly on the cliffs of Cape Pointe du Van, Brittany

When I want to capture both a dramatic landscape and a dramatic sky in a photo, I sometimes find it difficult to decide which part of the image to focus on. When there's lightning, it's even harder. Here, I opted for the "safe" part, the rocky coast, but I was lucky enough to just barely catch a flash of lightning.

#bretagne #finistere #baiedestrepasses #lightning #rockycoast #seascapephotography #atlanticocean #photography #omsystem
A dramatic coastal scene featuring a lightning bolt striking over a rocky cliff. The landscape includes a quaint church on the edge, with dark storm clouds and a view of the ocean in the background. The sky has hues of orange from the setting sun.
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홍콩에서 왜 그렇게 불이 크게 번지고 사람이 죽었나했는데 리모델링중이었구나 그래서 소화전도 다 차단하고 알람시스템도 다 못쓰게 만들고 창문과 베란다 이런곳을 모조리 다 스티로폼으로 막아둔 상황이었나봄 경보가 안울리니까 사람들이 불난줄도 모르고 있었고 연기가 들어오니까 그때서야 사람들이 탈출을 시작했고 등등... www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1c-...

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I'm considering adding language to @xunitxUnit.net that says something to the effect of "no AI is used or permitted in this project." It's a political stance of sorts, but one I feel strongly about, to the point of finding a way to say "do not send me a PR if you didn't write the code yourself." I wonder if I can amend the CLA for my project to require a legal certification of this.

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thread about the game engines used in paradox's europa universalis games -- this first toot describes what the games are, you can skip it if you already know

my wife is enamoured with an extremely complex politics/government/war simulator (a "grand strategy game" for those in the know) called europa universalis V (as the name suggests, it is the Vth game in the series). prior to this, she was obsessed with a rather similar game by the name of europa universalis IV.

in these games, you play as a country or country-adjacent entity in the early 1300s and lead it to prosperity/ruin over the course of centuries. you play as, say, italy, and every other country on the planet is played by an AI.

the game simulates some events hourly (army movements, i think?), daily (i don't know, i've never played them before), and monthly. almost all events occur monthly, on the first day of the month.

no, the game does not account for leap years. no, there isn't a day/night cycle. no, there are no time zones in these games. no, a game set in 1337 should not have time zones.

anyway.

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