These comments seem to be rooted in a jaded perspective of the world.
For instance if you didn’t have a degree in say material sciences, I wouldn’t hire you to work on plasma containment engineering for a fusion reactor. And if you felt your degree in the field was meaningless, then why are you trying to get into this field where you had to put so much effort into getting into it?
It’s a regional dialect, mostly glitter.
Markup Language
Sadly can’t help but upvoted for visibility.
I prefer the idea of regulating against corporate ownership of housing stock and limiting private ownership to individuals and say 2 maybe 3 properties per individual.
Homes should not be seen as assets to build a portfolio of.
Indeed. It’s why you often hear about games removing Denuvo. They’re not doing it in response to player complaints, they’re doing it because they don’t want the ongoing cost and also sales have peaked and are dropping off, reducing the need to mitigate piracy (since those who were going to buy will have done so already).
It’s not Denuvo, it’s the developer/publisher.
They pay a monthly fee ~$25,000 and $0.50 per game activation.
Developers/publishers only use Denuvo briefly to avoid day 1 piracy being possible (even though I hear it now is) and they drop it after a few months given the crazy cost of Denuvo.
Agreed, I thought the assassin had been pasted on top of a screenshot from a Pokémon game!
Don’t be daft. That’s a Vectrex, 100%.
That was exactly Linus’ point, especially as their comment came from the context of people debating AI bad/good in the kernel mailing list (which is totally not the place to be having that discussion).
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It absolutely is a feature of being a beginner but it is not an issue; it is not a bug.
How many hours total have you been programming for in your life?
Any skill takes hundreds if not thousands of hours of practice to become adept, and tens of thousands to reach mastery.
You’re at the beginning of your journey. It’s completely normal to not have internalised everything you’ve covered so far.
Keep going. That’s all you need to do. Keep practicing. Keep typing. Keep googling. Keep reading. You. Will. Get. Better.
Primus sucks! Can’t wait to see them live later this year.
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Strange Horticulture -You run an occult plant shop and identify plants by leafing through a botanical guidebook, matching illustrations and descriptions.
HighFleet - Intercepting enemy radio transmissions means using the in-game codebook and manual tables to decode messages and triangulate positions.
The Signal State - A Zachlike about repairing farm equipment with modular synth racks and lots of documentation.
Retro Gadgets - You build electronic gadgets from scratch, and reading the chip documentation is basically the whole game.
Sethian - You learn a dead alien language by studying an in-game dictionary/manual to converse with a computer.
Carrier Command 2 - Co-op crewing a carrier where the in-game manual is dense and necessary, giving strong Tin Can/submarine-crew vibes.
Objects in Space - Space sim, flying a submarine-like ship, reading dials and signals.
Jalopy - Roadtrip / car maintenance game set in Eastern Bloc.
Reentry - Crazy realistic space sim where you follow manuals, procedures, checklists etc to complete missions like the Apollo moon landing.
Isn’t that the Eye of Sauron?
You’re all wrong! There is another…
Don’t you just hold down your finger on their username and a menu pops up, with “block” being one of the options? That’s how it works for me.