The lead security guard from night at the museum
The lead security guard from night at the museum
It's slate. It'll probably outlast the house.
At least 3 total. One to be a stay at home parent, one to do my day job, and one to do my side hustle. Possibly another to just learn things.
Do you remember the South Park episode about voting for either a shit sandwich or a giant douche? It's like that.
Octave works as a great replacement
I know it might be hard to imagine, but your tastes aren't objective or universal; other people find things enjoyable that you detest and vice-versa.
I want to use SolidWorks. My kids want to play Fortnite and Valorant.
It's due to lack of support by mainstream developers. I can only hope the Steam deck takes off and continues to sell; once a critical mass of people are on the platform it'll only gain momentum. We're not there yet but this is the closest we've been in 30 years.
I built a computer and didn't have high speed Internet about 18 years ago. Couldn't get Windows activated so a friend gave me a (Debian?) CD so I could get something going. Been keeping old machines alive with it ever since.
I beat that game at 10 years old with only my starter. Like I knew in concept you should train other Pokemon but I just had a level 86 Blastoise by the end of the game.
Removed by mod
Two days ago lol
I watched Jon Gjenset's stream where he implemented the beginnings of a BitTorrent client in Rust and of the four hours about 25% of it was spent wrestling with quirks in serde and reqwest.
It was pretty discouraging watching a pro have to fight the ecosystem so hard.
With rain gear link l like this: https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/spidi-touring-two-piece-rain-suit
Tbh I live in an incredibly dry area and work from home; I've been commuting places I need to go exclusively via motorcycle for 2 years and I've been caught in the rain twice. I've had to Uber instead of ride my bike once.
Same here. The commute doesn't seem quite as long vs. when I'm in a car.
Besides getting medicated, I started using this website called goblin.tools - it uses chat GPT to break down tasks into tiny steps. You can do each step recursively, until it's something you can finally make your brain do. That way it gets rid of the executive function planning step so that you're not exhausted by the time you start whatever you're doing.
I missed them a soon as I couldn't find the dragonfruit flavor anymore 😭