Would you care more about Google's crime here if you did not suppose China wanted you to care about it?
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I don't, since I read their privacy policy[0] before deciding to never use their software. Might I add: VSCodium[1] exists.
Strange to read "I grew up using Hammer." when I still see Hammer as a newfangled update to Worldcraft.
No Quake map editor will let you do anything the Quake engine can't, of course.
If you draw your maps on paper first, as id Software did[0], then the editor you use doesn't matter so much.
J.A.C.K.[1] is the current torchbearer for the Hammer lineage.
Also there is a community fork of Trenchbroom[2] that exists because Trenchbroom includes slop. Or "machine generated code" or "wAIfu generated code" or however salves your feelings.
"The map editor everybody uses" is reductionist.
This administration does not merit any presumption of regularity.
Speaking of thought-terminating cliches...
https://archive.org/details/GoldenEyeXBLA
It is also one of the few "remasters" that let you toggle the original graphics on the fly. (Mapped to R1 on the gamepad.)
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Upright_Music%2C_Ltd._v.....
Perhaps not in terms of maintenance. In terms of provenance there is a significant difference between "I wrote this." and "I found this."
The wal-mart greeter is essentially a doorman for automatic doors.
Could you name those forces?
"Sunsetting decomp.dev"
As one would expect of a browser made by the world's largest advertising corporation.
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/phasing-out-the-o...
It is a Firefox fork with sane, user-respecting defaults. Of course it breaks sites that do not respect their users' privacy / agency.
Put another way: "Projects I would previously have considered a waste of time now seem worthwhile."