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tomovo

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    Comment #47329208

    You mean removing sense of humour? No thanks. But I can see they work.

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    Comment #47322193

    Stop bragging, mine fits into a csv file.

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    Comment #47321320

    The justification by Apple is that it keeps the concentricity between window corner and the red/green/yellow window controls. Which, as you may notice, it does. It's wrong though, …

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    Comment #47177935

    Owning stock?

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    Comment #47068108

    Sunk cost fallacy. It didn't work out, the decision was made, they move on. I like that.

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    Comment #46919762

    Now at least parts of it are paged out...

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    Comment #46823297

    I loved Coffee Run and the BCON24 Identity. Brilliant stuff. When it comes to Blender itself the only regret I have is that they ended support for Intel Macs but I understand it's …

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    Comment #46633661

    Sadly mac-assedness doesn't automatically mean feature richness or overall robustness. Those are actually quite hard to achieve when you spend half of each year updating the UI wid…

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    Comment #46610824

    Regarding the "searchability" point: I tried using the Google search field on the left to search for "openbao", which is listed right below as one of the topics. Got 0 results. Sec…

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    Comment #46606896

    I guess it depends a lot on the use cases. I've used both the original Pixelmator app and the "Pro" may have been a rewrite internally but it didn't feel like a significant step up…

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    Comment #46606784

    Maybe. Form over function, not a surprise.

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    Comment #46602867

    It's a pity Apple didn't choose to acquire Affinity when there was a chance. Pixelmator Pro looks like a toy app compared to Logic or Final Cut. I don't see how it could ever catch…

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    Comment #46302530

    I don't see any connection between catching up and being a dead end.

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    Comment #46289832

    I think Ladybird is becoming more than that. It's actually helping set the web standard specifications straight in many cases and a from-scratch implementation will have its own ad…

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    Comment #46225978

    I'm guessing the DisplayPort is there to support the original Valve Index directly.

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    Comment #46159777

    Yes and the podcast was fun to listen to. Great chance to follow work in progress of an experienced game developer, week by week.

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    Comment #46146823

    I don't think that's the end of the discussion. Let's try to talk separately about developers and publishers. I'm sure game developers would love to spend time making the game run …

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    Comment #45882200

    Now I've got to mention Sublime Merge as my personal favorite: super fast, nice clean UI on all platforms, still maintained, single purchase license.

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    Comment #45710492

    Are they putting work into the SDK or is there some integration going on? The way I understand it the SDK is compiled straight into Android binaries, whereas Skip transpiles? How d…

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    Comment #45699362

    If you mean Kotlin Multiplatform, it works pretty well. Not easy to debug, the GC is a bit weaker than the Android implementation and optimized builds can get crazy slow as the app…

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