You can build bases on the ground, under water, in a freighter or now in space. There’s a ton of building possibilities
Air pollution would be easier to quantify brake and tire dust are big urban air pollutants.
That is odd, I regularly use my Yubikey on multiple devices, that was the biggest draw.
Porting involved Excel sheets into web apps has been a decent chunk of my dev career.
The butterfly switches break easily and replacing the entire keyboard because of it is a pain. I held on to my 2015 intel MBP for ages waiting for them to address that.
Swapping lid for trunk?
We had a classmate would would wander off with his laptop unlocked so one day we set all his system sounds to fart noises and cranked up the volume. He came back to class minimized a window and the whole class heard the…
Too much lead.
There’s a bunch that are available, Slay the Spire runs on Mac without any work, install straight from Steam.
That would track, one of the few things I miss when writing c#. Instead you break out into interfaces as much as you can.
Part of the issue is Xbox segmented the market with the less powerful Series S and put constraints on releases needing to have feature parity between the two, quite a few devs have had issues with. It delayed Baldur’s…
I love my iPad, but I’d still rather have knobs and buttons in my car, if I need to adjust it while driving I need to be able to find it without looking.
For me it’s not even just the pivot, but the internal tool they built incidentally that’s the product they pivot too.
I bring this up in PRs, as I know with my own experience I don’t always mean to commit it commented out, sometimes it was just for testing, or it should have been deleted after I was done refactoring.
I’ve been using an Ergodox-EZ for 7 years, it’s been so good for my wrists.
There’s going to be more moisture in the air, wet bulb temperature is gets deadly at much lower temperatures than dry, https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/jul/31/why-you-need...
By odd coincidence, I bought my first box of this today, looking forward to trying it out.
I adore these, I’d agree there’s something of a similar vibe going on between them. Lots of optimism, but not in a saccharine way.
Also every year I get a little more resentful of spinner wheels for year of birth that start at the current year.
Same, few more labels and a more stock mapping but I’ve seen people give up after seconds of attempting it.
Like telling people asking for game cheats to use Alt-F4.
When I was a tester first thing I’d do was fill every text box with Ws just to see what ran over. Good to remember as a dev now.
While it does arrange prebuilt blocks it also does more, it will punch holes in the walls as needed and does procedural population of what's in each block. The second one takes things further.
Helpful project if you want to know more about anything in game https://nornagon.github.io/cdda-guide/ saw it presented at the last Roguelike Celebration.
It’s pretty cool, but I wouldn’t switch over unless you know you need a column store approach.
You can build bases on the ground, under water, in a freighter or now in space. There’s a ton of building possibilities
Air pollution would be easier to quantify brake and tire dust are big urban air pollutants.
That is odd, I regularly use my Yubikey on multiple devices, that was the biggest draw.
Porting involved Excel sheets into web apps has been a decent chunk of my dev career.
The butterfly switches break easily and replacing the entire keyboard because of it is a pain. I held on to my 2015 intel MBP for ages waiting for them to address that.
Swapping lid for trunk?
We had a classmate would would wander off with his laptop unlocked so one day we set all his system sounds to fart noises and cranked up the volume. He came back to class minimized a window and the whole class heard the…
Too much lead.
There’s a bunch that are available, Slay the Spire runs on Mac without any work, install straight from Steam.
That would track, one of the few things I miss when writing c#. Instead you break out into interfaces as much as you can.
Part of the issue is Xbox segmented the market with the less powerful Series S and put constraints on releases needing to have feature parity between the two, quite a few devs have had issues with. It delayed Baldur’s…
I love my iPad, but I’d still rather have knobs and buttons in my car, if I need to adjust it while driving I need to be able to find it without looking.
For me it’s not even just the pivot, but the internal tool they built incidentally that’s the product they pivot too.
I bring this up in PRs, as I know with my own experience I don’t always mean to commit it commented out, sometimes it was just for testing, or it should have been deleted after I was done refactoring.
I’ve been using an Ergodox-EZ for 7 years, it’s been so good for my wrists.
There’s going to be more moisture in the air, wet bulb temperature is gets deadly at much lower temperatures than dry, https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/jul/31/why-you-need...
By odd coincidence, I bought my first box of this today, looking forward to trying it out.
I adore these, I’d agree there’s something of a similar vibe going on between them. Lots of optimism, but not in a saccharine way.
Also every year I get a little more resentful of spinner wheels for year of birth that start at the current year.
Same, few more labels and a more stock mapping but I’ve seen people give up after seconds of attempting it.
Like telling people asking for game cheats to use Alt-F4.
When I was a tester first thing I’d do was fill every text box with Ws just to see what ran over. Good to remember as a dev now.
While it does arrange prebuilt blocks it also does more, it will punch holes in the walls as needed and does procedural population of what's in each block. The second one takes things further.
Helpful project if you want to know more about anything in game https://nornagon.github.io/cdda-guide/ saw it presented at the last Roguelike Celebration.
It’s pretty cool, but I wouldn’t switch over unless you know you need a column store approach.