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by everyone 11mo ago
Most times Ive seen anyone playing a racing game they seem to be totally clueless.. They dont even comprehend the big circle. They always go into corners way too fast, break super hard and then crawl out. Its so common it surprises me racin
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by everyone 11mo ago
The distance is irrelevant.. It is true that depending on the car you may gain time breaking and accelerating while turning. But that is a more subtle and advanced concept though (like dealing with elevation changes).. People should under
183.
by everyone 11mo ago
The distance has no effect.. Its all about speed, you want to take the line that lets you get through the corner while maintaining the highest speed. If you are going faster and spend as little time as possible breaking and accelerating yo
184.
by everyone 11mo ago
I thought I understood all this until I played Kerbal Space Program.
185.
by everyone 1y ago
Part of the cycle .. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8201080-the-master-switc...
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by everyone 1y ago
Fucking every web-dev assumes web-dev is all of programming. I have always been a game dev, never done any internety stuff, I was never interested in it. I would defo find the game engine task a lot easier. I already know what I would do. I
187.
by everyone 1y ago
It would be insane if you write code and work with computers for a living but you dont know how to write a game engine in assembly.
188.
by everyone 1y ago
An actual space elevator would need to be over 357 times longer though right? Awesome site!
189.
by everyone 1y ago
I tried Lenire and it didnt do anything, probably made it worse. Been doing CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) and I seem to be making some progress with it.
190.
by everyone 1y ago
Makes me wonder why old fashioned flat desktops aren't more popular.. they wouldnt have that issue + the gpu wont have it's fans facing down + it wont be a giant weight hanging off the mobo.
191.
by everyone 1y ago
Not super related but I investigated cooling solutions for my own desktop pc, and I got the impression that the typical closed loop liquid cooling systems are pointless. They're not quieter and dont cool any better than a good air cool
192.
by everyone 1y ago
"real career (earns more than $150k per annum)" "make a decent salary and work 50hr weeks" You sound incredibly privileged and entitled. I this just a ragebait post?
193.
by everyone 1y ago
My next phone is gonna be a Linux phone.
194.
by everyone 1y ago
@Everyone. If you must use Windows, use Windows 10 LTSC.
195.
by everyone 1y ago
In 19th century England, a lot of people were opium addicts, even a prime minister apparently; but it wasnt much of a problem as habituees could buy high quality opium at a reasonable price, get their fix, and otherwise live normal lives.
196.
by everyone 1y ago
Also the UX and human interface design on them is usually bafflingly bad. Like smartphones.
197.
by everyone 1y ago
I'm really confused as to what is the point of that thing and why anyone would ever want one in the 1st place?
198.
by everyone 1y ago
Ive been on DOS and Windows since the 80's... Recently I was mainly using Windows 10 LTSC, but now I'm finally transitioning to Linux Mint as my daily driver.. It's just so *good* .. The functionality, ease of use, and "
199.
by everyone 1y ago
Ok great, now u have retrieved that code that you dont even understand and is completely unmaintainable.
200.
by everyone 1y ago
Oh yes cus Apple really care about the web.
201.
by everyone 1y ago
Smartphones are just the dumbest fucking human interface design and iOS and Android are the most vile OSes for multiple reasons. Why corrupt innocent old people with that trash?
202.
by everyone 1y ago
Yeah, in work it's all about who you know. What your connections and background are. Everything is like that, including school, but I guess the person who wrote this article didnt realize that.
203.
by everyone 1y ago
Imo its crazy that there basically hasn't been a game made since, in it's genre, with the same level of ambition. Prey 2017 was fantastic.. but in terms of ambition it was a step back, it's basically an improvement on system
204.
by everyone 1y ago
Ive used chatGPT to help me learn new stuff about which I know nothing (this is it's best use imo) and also write boilerplatey functions, eg. write a function that does precisely X. Having it integrated into my IDE sounds like a nightm
205.
by everyone 1y ago
I'm so sick of tech companies choosing to build something a certain weird way and then in the media blaming something else.
206.
by everyone 1y ago
Do what u wanna do. Don't do what u don't wanna do. .. Or at least try, doing otherwise is crazy right?
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by everyone 1y ago
Perspective from an outsider... I have always been a game dev but recently I made my 1st web-app, and I looked at React and Angular and in the end I just used basic html, css and javascript + jquery. It just seemed a lot simpler to make the
208.
by everyone 1y ago
Imo it's simple, just learn by doing and making stuff.
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by everyone 1y ago
7 was their highpoint.. It was the 1st version that actually consistently worked good and was otherwise pretty clean.. 10 is a big step down from 7, it has a lot of extraneous shit in it.
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by everyone 1y ago
What would a normal person need to open terminal for though? In my recent experience with Mint I never needed it for anything normal.. eg wifi and bluetooth on laptop all just worked perfectly after install.. for installing software there i

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