That’s fair, but unless what you do requires windows in some way (like, say, Photoshop), Linux tends to be better for productivity as well, if you learn it

But of course, I understand that it takes some upfront work and learning to change your workflow, so I don’t blame people for not doing it

It should still be really easy to first time the tutorial boss if you have like, any experience in games where you need to dodge telegraphed attacks

Sure, someone new to video games in general would struggle. Someone who played at least a tiny bit of Elden ring? Should feel completely natural

I mean, no, the tester didn’t say anything wrong here, and all of those (and more) are conditions one must take into account if one were to write a piece of software without errors

Are you willing to take that risk?

Because I wouldn’t

Though, hell, it’d already be too late for me, as I’m trans. Thankfully I don’t live in the US

“it’s never going to happen” until it happens

How many “it’s incredibly unlikely the republicans do this” are we past now? Because it sure as hell is a ton

I remember looking ay the fees a few years ago when developing an application thing

…it’s absurdly expensive. They demand ridiculous amounts of money for even basic things like search suggestions. I don’t get how any service using Google maps can afford doing so

It’s always funny to me when people call Linux complicated and in the next sentence say shit like that

As if doing registry edits and group policy stuff is acceptable for basic features and settings

You can’t exactly compare the studio to how it was a decade ago…

That’s the ironic thing about it. Because they’re so safe it becomes completely bland… basically all bit ensuring it won’t be as successfully anyway

They’re being so safe it’s unsafe

I mean, the thing that people watch twitch for is mainly the person/people on the stream, the game is a backdrop, rarely the actual focus

And not everyone is ego-centric like you’re saying? I mean, there’s literally tens of thousands of streamers. Don’t just look at the biggest ones that probably mainly appeal to kids, i.e. a different audience than you. Chances are the kind of people you would enjoy watching are just smaller and more niche

I guess they really want deadlock to succeed

Bruh are you living under a rock? It’s constantly in the local news where I live, it’s very much controversial

I’d rather have a future than pay 5% less for whatever it is I currently want

A browser, which is like the prime attack vector for malware and other nasty stuff, having direct memory access is so hilarious in hindsight

These days you try to sandbox everything as much as possible in the browser since the internet is like the least trusted environment there is

Not in Diablo, but in strategy games or stuff like MOBAs or shooters? Yeah, I do

I feel like the reason people like pvp is because, well, humans are like the most advanced AI opponents and teammates you can have in a game. Most games struggle creating fun, realistic, and challenging AI opponents because it’s generally really difficult to do so.

It’s better to just use another browser that’s not looking to exploit you

I can tell you for a fact that if I were to unalive myself today my parents would blame it on social media, the school system being woke, queer people “confusing” me, vaccines, or whatever else

But they’d never look at themselves and think that maybe how they treated me as a child led to consequences that still heavily affect me today. Where their “parenting” led to mental health issues that I struggle with even still decently into my 20s

(And in case you’re worried, no I won’t kill myself, don’t worry)

I see a lot more people complaining/joking about arch users than arch users proselytizing

Yeah, it’s useful, you just gotta keep it on a short leash, which is difficult when you don’t know what you’re doing

Basically, it’s a useful tool for experienced developers that know what to look out for