cobalt

maybe age of the project?

also the memory management model in c++ is much more complex - most other languages just use garbage collection to deal with reference lifetimes

twitter lets you mute words so posts with them don't show up (from anyone I believe). I highly recommend it

or any company that has their hands in everything

depends on where you work. my last job did that (~20 engineers) and everyone had a dedicated desk

Mozzaria is also great in SF

I'm gonna guess 90% those are physics errors either in logic (bunny hopping) or issues with floating point/bad geometry/overlooked design (doors that push you out of the world) if you stand behind them as they ope

WinAmp doesnt

PTFE is used in like a gazillion things

Heh, i happened to have just written a minesweeper clone https://desu.io/minesweeper.html

I'm not a daily note taking type of person but I have a notepad on my desk for doodling, sublime/notepad.exe for quick scratch pad stuff, and a todo app for longer term things

was Roller Coaster Tycoon 1 & later 2 for me

beyond the obvious 'do it to show that i can' and similar reasons, one less obvious reason may be that often people want to mod these games and its easier than either making a reproduction or using hacks. Having the actual code the game runs (even if decompiled) allows you to both learn how things were done, as well as modify them and improve them.

Many people starting out in games development often want to make games like RPGs to emulate a favorite game they play, but want to experiment with their own rules/mechanics

try powershell, its on linux too

IIRC prime video also used it for a while. Both because of some msft developed streaming tech in silverlight

meh.. i wrote my first IRC bot when i was like 12. I don't think i'd get very far writing a DNS server as a 12 yr old

also known as meta blobs/balls

some (most?) of the casinos have free parking for nevada residents

html/webtech is a horrible shit show (imo), most people would not say that about tcp/ip

what the russians built, we built in the 50s-60s (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersonic_Low_Altitude_Missil...)

not the first, not the last

I was literally just watching this video on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=autMHvj3exA

a lot of old games rely on clock timing to do game timing. Modern generations less so, but still people rely on fixed clocks

tbf, windows key shortcuts are actually OS specific. Clipboarding/etc must be implemented by the app in question. i think a better example would be alt-keys (alt-tab/etc)

windows 10 did add win+;/win+. which pops up an emoji picker. one of the tabs is symbols and has a pretty good range of them

you can also add languages and use the on screen keyboard in said languages

can this be lumped in with the camera permissions? also, why do websites even need to know this? i dont think ive ever seen a native program use my light sensor, just the OS.

nah, we'll just do it all again.

"quiet and efficient" definitely does not exist in California currently