At least in Cities Skylines 1&2, where the player has a good overview of the behavior, they only work for low to medium amount of traffic. If you have one side sending in cars constantly, the others never get an opportunity to enter the roundabout, so there’s a traffic jam spanning through the whole city behind it.
Couldn’t the sensitivity be adjusted based on the speed? Doing a hard turn during high speed is a very bad idea anyways.
That has been happening for the last decade, but it’s really hard.
He sold a few shares to get the money, besides also taking up loans and gifts from others in his billionaire club.
I’m a programmer and I need three screens to work effectively (otherwise I get into 8+ virtual desktops). However, I’m using a Minisforum UM790 Pro and not a laptop, because what’s the point in having another screen I don’t use and a keyboard that’s awful.
No, the referendum was non-binding, it was passed by executive action.
The NHS, wages and civil rights were all on the chopping block of the Tories for decades, and people still voted for them in droves.
The problem with that approach is that just finding a scapegoat doesn’t solve the issue. The Brits and the EU still have to live with the consequences.
The proper way to address this is to analyze what happened and make sure that it will never happen again. If the result of that analysis is that voters are fucking idiots, we somehow have to alleviate that.
Well, that will get harder and harder to achieve, since CPUs are getting more cores, they aren’t getting much faster these days.
One thing that’s very apparent is that with more traffic the simulation slows down while the framerate isn’t (so all cars go in slow motion, even though I’m at 3x speed). This means that it’s severely CPU-limited.
I don’t know how multithreaded their simulation is, I have a 5950X with 32 hardware threads. Maybe an upgrade to the new generation of Ryzen CPUs that are going to come out around February could help.
Yeah, with that trick it went from 50fps to 90fps on everything turned to max. Thank you so much!
One of those devices is currently shipping to me via AliExpress… passed import without any issues.
This is a good video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByxMSOXVyrc
Putin is playing the long game by buying up political parties all over Europe and the US for the last decade, and now it’s starting to pay off.
Some Chinese manufacturers are already working on undermining this by releasing 12V non-PD devices that use the plug. Those devices are not compatible with regular chargers and if you use their power supply for something else that device will be destroyed (because it’s designed for 5V not 12).
That’s just a declaration of intent, nothing has been decided yet in that regard.
Hell, Cyberpunk 2077 dropped 10-20fps with the last patch on my 4090, and the devs don’t care enough to fix it.
Cities Skylines 2 aims for only 30fps, and it can’t even hit that on my pretty good gaming PC.
Yes, but the current govt’s ministry has to pay the fine for his actions.
That’s a neat trick, at the last second rack up some bills and then let the next party pay them.
I figured that it already exists, it’s not like that’s rocket science. Tesla not doing the obviously right thing is also not surprising.