What? No!! Not at all!

It’s a “parody”, or maybe, a “comedy” that follows a bunch of crew members filming a superhero movie that’s within a superhero universe.

Like, imagine if they made a show about what was happening behind the scenes while filming one of the Ant-man movies.

It was fun to watch. And midlessly funny for 20 minutes per week. Specially if you enjoy the behind-the-scenes world of how movies get made.

Whaaaaaaat???

Was it looking too much like the upcoming DC universe?

I actually had fun with it. 20 minutes of mindless fun per week was cool.

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What a messy season it was.

That’s a paid feature. Just in case.

Most “normal” programs use some “abstraction” libraries, so the programmer doesn’t need to know which platform it is running on. This “platform” is important because it is the layer that actually talks to things like your SSD, RAM, GPU, etc.

Videogames, tho, are very very specific programs that really benefit from very optimized code, so some of these “abstraction” libraries simply will be worked on for a specific operative system.

Thankfully, the people from the WINE project and lots of work from Valve themselves have made it possible to “trick” these libraries into thinking they are talking to Windows. It’s not perfect, tho, so some stuff is still not working, but you’d be surprised how much we’ve got already. Check out the ProtonDB project.

Spent 5 minutes on the website and couldn’t get a peek at their code… The most fundamental thing, IMO.