cryptTurtle

I think it depends on who you ask. Some people who “vibe code” definitely use it as a crutch for a lack of understanding. But others (often more senior) tend to use it as just a really really complex auto-complete. Mostly it generates chunks and patterns but the ideas and how those pieces connect come from the dev

Mine have a crank and opens like a door. It’s awful. You can’t fit a window ac or a portable ac setup in it. I had to get a custom acrylic cutout sized to replace the screen.

dont remind us of what we can’t have

Dont temp them

I never notice a performance difference. Just that (for whatever reason) some versions are more stable with certain games

In my experience most people dont even know FOSS exists. Hell, I’ve asked several coworkers and friends if they know what “open source” is and they just look at me confused. All of them are shocked to learn there’s free software just out there waiting to be enjoyed

I’m not sure about unreal, but installing godot was pretty easy. That said if you end up needing to install any languages, tools, etc OSTree makes it a PITA

Yeah that’s how it starts. Each change is never a “big deal” until it’s suddenly a very big deal.

I’m not a local but making the historical bridge a ped bridge sounds like an honest retirement

Damn, my first thought was how fun it would be with my friends lol

Sadly an all too common habit in the states

Link worked for me :shrug:

What the country needs, even

It’s a pretty common experience. In my twenties I would regularly do quad shots two or three times during a shift