It’s fiction, so it’ll have differences from reality.

In speulative fiction, the only rule is to make it interesting for whoever consuming it.

I’d like to insert random emojis into that text for maximum brainrot, but I’m on phone, and the Samsung keyboard’s emoji function is a bit hard to me, especially as I like actual buttons (bluetooth keyboard) for at least the cursors.

That’s why I primarily use booleans in return parameters, beyond that I’ll try to use bitfields. My game engine’s tilemap format uses a 32 bit struct, with 16 bit selecting the tile, 12 bit selecting the palette, and 4 bit used for various bitflags (horizontal and vertical mirroring, X-Y axis invert, and priority bit).

Not pictured: elitist chuds that are really angry about the trans and furry community, and think Linux and other open source communities were ruined by code of conducts.

Yeah, I have a guess that it didn’t even fullly understood the prompt behind this slop either…

I can exit Vim, it just feels like trying to rip out the dashboard and the interiors from a family car because race cars also lack them. Kate is a good speedy alternative to VSCode, not to mention it also does not have Microsoft’s greedy hands on it.

My favorite is true, but I also like gender 1901.01.01.

At least my game engine, PixelPerfectEngine, is being tested on the Raspberry Pi 400, so a stronger hardware with Linux shouldn’t be an obstacle, but that engine isn’t made for that kind of spectacle if you can decode its name.

Yes, but not many games run on ARM natively.

I think wasmtime should work. It works for me in D using the C API and a high-level wrapper.

In the middle of developing my own high-level binding for wasmtime in D, I had the thought of repurposing all that XML lexer thing into JIT compiling Lua (which was my first candidate for a scripting engine, until it became apparent how much the community views integers as a “red haired stepchild”), but instead I wrote yet another SDLang implementation, this time with a simple but proper DOM (not as overcomplicated as the standard XML DOM, but supports comments).

There’s also some artifacting around the lines that are reminiscent of JPEG, but not kind of that, and it seems like the text is superimposed onto it in a second or third pass by an external tool to make it look more consistent.

There’s also some nasty artifacting around the lines, nat look like but not exactly JPEG.

Gnome was the main obstacle in Wayland adoption, by not implementing “server-side decorations”.

How can you run Linux without electricity?

What’s wrong with Snap?

EDIT: I had minimal exposure to Snap, sometimes Snap was my only option to get some software on Linux in a decent version and without getting into dependency hell while trying to compile it (why can’t someone make a package manager for C/C++?). I do see the issue with proprietary servers though.

IBM Mono Plex >>> all other, especially this horrible mess

Hungary unofficially have pay for internship positions thanks to extremely corrupt HR departments, and internship time mandates from colleges. Basically it ruined my dream of getting a college degree, because at my age especially, it would have cost me a small fortune.

Who wants to form an AI company with me called UranusAI, and we woud have a very Goatse-looking logo.

You can make circles in Krita