My case is all black, but almost everything these days ships with RGB if it’s a modern gaming part. I set them to the lowest brightness at a dark purple so it barely shows. Anything more than that is too distracting for me.

Now I kind of want to see just how broken my install gets if I just have ChatGPT guide me through the whole installation.

It isn’t. I’ve never been this open in any of my previous jobs. I wouldn’t say it’s normal. In this rare case, we all actually enjoy our time around each other and work as a proper team.

This was absolutely a diamond in the rough situation.

I thankfully live in a legal state, so my boss is pretty aware I smoke off work hours. Then again, it’s a company of like 5 people, so transparency is pretty essential there.

Yeah, this was my first thought. How many slightly older, no-longer-being-updated pieces of software will fail to open the new version? Hopefully it’s built in a way that it just falls back to legacy and ignores the extra information so you can at least load the file.

It’s one of my favorites from Christian Bale. One of my favorite movies to introduce people to.

I hear a dead rat is actually pretty good at this game. Way better than I was.

I offer you, toast falling over

This is my favorite underrated scene in the movie. It lands for me every time.

I’ve just had my gaming PC hooked up to my living room TV for the last several years. I have a lower power desktop on my room for anything that isn’t gaming. I can’t imagine buying one of the modern consoles just for their limitations alone.

Plus I just wait a few years and 95% of the explained make their way to PC anyway.

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The first time I learned about PDFGrep, I was able to track down a purchase order that would have taken hours otherwise.

I’m pretty sure snapcast can do this. I’ve never tried multiple servers to one client, only the other way around. I think the feature set allows for it though.

Goddamn. I’ve gone my whole life thinking that was just something I had to deal with. Now to figure out a way to get the treatment done, which is apparently a single shot for a lot of people.

Don’t worry. It’ll get into a collision before you finish a whole ride.

I agree with all of your points, but if we don’t even shine a positive light on steps in the right direction, then what are we supposed to do? Wait until we’re in a utopia, then start acknowledging improvements?

This isn’t a perfect final solution, but it’s a positive step, so I’d still say worth celebrating.

I think part of this comes down to the format. Physics can often be analogized and can be very conversational when it comes to demonstrating ideas.

Most code also looks pretty similar if you don’t know how to read it and unlike language, the syntax is absolute with no room for interpretation or translation.

I’ve found it’s consistently good if you treat it like a project specification list, including all of your requirements in a list format in the very first message and have it psuedocode the draft along with list what libraries it wants to use and make sure they work how you expect.

There’s some screening that goes into utilizing it well and that only comes with already knowing roughly how to code what you’re trying to make.

Well, that would make sense since they’re traditionally tech showcases. They were huge when they were first coming out due to the parkour and melee combat alone. They’ve certainly aged over time, but I’d say anything after IV holds up well in terms of gameplay loop. The earlier ones can be rough around the edges if you don’t have nostalgia for them.

This entire article just read like a guy who thought he was clever for reading the features of the site after potentially losing all their data. The database host had no obligation to offer that on their base tier. They lucked out and they’re patting themselves on the back for someone else bailing them out.

I assume it’s an ad for the database host considering they call it out by name.

Probably watch a bunch of tv shows and fall asleep, if it lands on a weekend.