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Tools require manpower to maintain, which costs money.

In F2P games you need to spend hundreds of hours to either grind to unlock basic functionality, or even if they don't have grinding, you still need skins or everyone will leave you…

Splitgate is annoying because some skins look red and blue and you can't tell what team they're on. I haven't played enough to find out how long it takes to get used to that. It's …

We have placed full sanctions on Russia. It's common sense not to rely on them too much.

>If you can meet these expectations in fewer hours than you are supposed to work, then you shouldn't just find more to do. Instead you should do something different. This one reall…

Routing should be done in software.

For some of us, there is no improving. If someone brings up a topic I know well, such as C, or the POSIX shell, I will start explaining the nuances which everyone gets wrong and af…

Python is what has been popular for the last 15 years. Scientists are not programing language geeks, they just use whatever is popular, viable, and established.

Immediate mode GUI is a very nifty concept. Kind of like learning about fully persistent data structures for the first time. But I wonder, does it scale?

> You could open up system functions in the editor, modify and compile them while the machine was running. Why would you want to do that other than hot patching a system that can't…

But the desktop is just snap and the windows store now.

This could have been avoided by not having your entire business be at the mercy of a single company and whether any of its one million agents makes a mistake.

For cavemen or office workers?