In the post they say they'll publish CAD for faceplates
You don't need a new install, I actually found it useful having cosmic installed when KDE wasn't working, I could just start it from the alt f2 cli
I think technical cookies are allowed, and this is just 'asshole design'
But at least you don't live in the USA
Also they gave big tiddies to the snake for the furry crowd
I basically fix other people shitty voice for a living (replacing it with my own shitty code), the "best" one was by a guy, I suppose he was a self taught c programmer from how he wrote code, writing a complex python program. I saw:
- a function called randomNumberGenerator. It was a function which started a webserver. While looking for a python tutorial for something I found out why: he copy pasted the tutorial snippet but then didn't bother renaming the function
- a program whose job was to listen to all other services and send them to another service via udp BUT it had a maximum buffer size so messages sometimes got truncated. I just directly put the listener in the target program and deleted it
- like another guy in this thread he didn't use git. First day on the job they told me "yes, we need to check which machine has the latest code because he ssh into them and work there". His version control was basically putting code in different machines
- lot of copied variables, because of c I suppose? Things like var = self.var
- camelCase python (ok this is just styling in the end)
- files with 10k lines of code
- half the services were in python 2, half in python 3. Don't ask me why
- variables name in his original language (not English, not the client language)
- single letter variables, I fondly remember self.I (upper case i)
- I remember an
if a == a: (I left it there because lol) - he added a license check which used the ethernet mac address. Too bad ethernet was removed from the machine, and his code launched an exception which returned 00:00:00:00 as mac address, so all licenses were working on all machines
And many other things...
In another project I saw a backend running on the frontend, as in, this guy wrote the logic for a machine on the Javascript running the user interface of the screen
I don't know how you host your website, but checking my reverse proxy logs I can see the user agents and indeed most of them are from llms
Akcthually you can publish drm free games on steam, it's just that you cannot download an installer. But for some games you can just copy the folder and it's going to work even without steam. Also GOG enforces drm free games
Installed 4239 packages 8000 severe vulnerabilities 200 packages looking for funding
Happy Linux player. I play mostly single player so I don't have many issues. For anyone thinking about switching
- if your games are on steam it's really easy to run them and most of the times you just have to install them and press play
- if a game is new you may need to switch it to a newer version of Proton while the main one gets updated. It takes 2 clicks to open the compatibility settings tab and then you can select the version
- if a game needs a custom setting to run you'll probably read it on protondb and it takes 2 clicks to add it
- go on protondb and log with your steam account to check how many of your games are compatible, gold or platinum means it's good
- compatibility gets better every week
- mods may be harder to install
- Linux is easy to use
- Nvidia cards works well on Linux
- yes, sometimes you may break it but you can also fix it. The official windows forum is a graveyard full of "you have to reinstall windows"
- you can try Linux without installing it (but don't use it for gaming or stuff that need reboots because live install lose changes)
- dual boot works so you don't need to drop windows immediately
This is my protondb compatibility tab for around 1600 games
Overblown. You'd think they sold weapons to nazi, they sent a couple of laptops to open source developers which turned out to be assholes. People probably give more money to nazi when shopping and paying taxes
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Could you use windows intellij and docker instead?