I feel like if there was some way to backport whatever useful things are in windows 11 (and/or windows 8/10/11+ exclusive games somehow detect their expected OS via polyfills) it would be something I might actually pay for.
Or at least someone should upload a no-BS win11 ISO somewhere.
Doesn't seem like a good story to backup this "lesson". What would happen if you showed a US Officer a (possibly missing) US Fighter jet in a hanger? Never trust a US Officer?
> Yes, the "secret capitalists hiding in the woodpile" theory of why communism sucks.
Are you saying the United States is secretly ran by communists, and that there is a conspiracy theory that those secret communists are secretly ran by secret capitalists?
I like Typescript enums generally, my only complaint is that they are kept in the final build as big objects, especially in the scenario where you don't enumerate them. I use a replace function with terser to replace them with inlined constants to make my fine build smaller.
Not if AI steals your job, then your backup job, then everyone's plan C has 1000x more applicants than openings, then rent doubles again, you can't afford art supplies, but you can watch YouTube videos of other people doing art (with ads) and ChatGPT can tell anything you want about art supplies you'll never be able to afford again.
I have a sapper (pre-sveltekit) project from 2019 that doesn't build. I needed to make a tiny update and neither my current computer nor my previously configured netlify autodeploy can produce a build that works. I have no idea, my first guess was that one of the sapper people didn't pin the version of an important dependency, but the project was simple enough that I just wrote a new one from scratch.
Extremely valid question. Most devs should not attempt making their own engine. But 2 caveats:
- learning is also fun
- Most engines (by force or by available tutorials and docs) railroad the end user into some specific genres (in my experience: side scroller, FPS). If you wander too far away and understand the risk/complexity, it might be worth considering.
#NotAllLeftists