#lounge

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median wraith
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them all zombie games πŸ€”

deep copper
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i will name my game something like "dead bugged bad lag" or something, no one will be able to search any faults

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actually, no one will be able to search for the game then...

zinc matrix
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as much as I like the fact I can play as Freddy Krueger, that game has serious balance issues

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VHS looks like a better version tbh

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XD

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plus wear glasses which dont show your eyebrows

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satan...

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oh you're talking about his video presentation

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yeah coulda been better

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still, VHS seems more balanced

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never liked dbd

zinc matrix
verbal junco
zinc matrix
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^ignore

median wraith
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technically it have zombies

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spawn as npcs and all

deep copper
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it seems to have zombies as per some search results

verbal junco
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shoulda guessed it by the title

deep copper
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i used to think i am bad at bp but i just looked at #blueprint for 5 mins and i think i might actually be quite decent

verbal junco
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it's not "alive by daylight"

deep copper
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ah, right, i didn't bother connecting that

ocean parcel
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hi

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what's up

deep copper
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sky of japan is up

ocean parcel
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wicky wicky wa wa

deep copper
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wa wa

median wraith
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tbh what happened with this game ? I expected way more

verbal junco
median wraith
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banned

cursive crypt
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1st time I hear about that game, which says nothing.

ocean parcel
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Hmmm, it legit amazes me how people can be successful so young.

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Makes me mad. Fills me with a deep-seeded hatred.

verbal junco
ocean parcel
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I'm no longer young. I'm also not a Korean or a girl.

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I never used to be a Korean or a girl though.

verbal junco
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I never used to be successful

ocean parcel
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It is hopeless. 😩

verbal junco
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but I can now pay my bills and earn money

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so I guess I am successful

ocean parcel
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I left a server after debating this recently so I'm going to be quiet now.

verbal junco
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never heard of it

ocean parcel
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the Indiana Jones film?

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I thought that came out years ago.

verbal junco
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but in general I am not hype

ocean parcel
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Gosh I would love to be a successful Korean girl. I hate them so much!

deep copper
ocean parcel
deep copper
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why do you want to be one though?

ocean parcel
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hmmm, they seem to have a grand ol' time.

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they have such a bond with eachother.

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and they're all young and living life to the full.

thick belfry
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Got an orientation tomorrow at the college I wanna study

deep copper
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are you perhaps talking about those kpop band things? where they show the groups, doing stuff idk

thick belfry
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Hyped

deep copper
ocean parcel
thick belfry
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It's like an open day

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They told us to bring a laptop with unreal installed

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(Wanna study game design)

deep copper
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sounds intense for a first day

thick belfry
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Well they expect you to make a game for your application

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So you'll be able to get some feedback

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If you've already worked on it

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(Small game just to showcase your design)

deep copper
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ah okay, sounds interesting

thick belfry
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I hope so

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I'll find out tomorrow

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But I kinda quit my job so guess I'm all in either way lmao

ocean parcel
deep copper
deep copper
deep copper
finite helm
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I am alive

ocean parcel
deep copper
ocean parcel
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I shall put a note onto your discord profile to say you are a good person.

deep copper
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haha thanks, that makes me feel happy for some reason

deep copper
finite helm
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1+1 = 2, quick math

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I am alive

ocean parcel
deep copper
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!8ball can you do 1+1

turbid spindleBOT
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@deep copper, :8ball: As I see it, yes.

ocean parcel
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Luna.... that's the name of the Kpop band I was just looking at. 😫

deep copper
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that's a name..?

ocean parcel
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Well, it's spelt Loona.

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Well, actually it's spelt with some weird shapes.

deep copper
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ah, i thought 1+1=2 lol

finite helm
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spookiee

ocean parcel
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OH LOL

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I see, I see.

deep copper
ocean parcel
# finite helm spookiee

Hello soft engineer! I am not sure if we have met before but if we haven't then hello and if we have then I apologise for whatever I was saying when we did meet.

finite helm
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No we have not, I have been around here for alonggg time, just lurking these days, busy bee with work and such

deep copper
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ah, do take some breaks, your work sounds intense πŸ™‚

ocean parcel
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is your work soft engineer?

finite helm
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Just busy busy

finite helm
ocean parcel
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that's what it says in your name.

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i assume it's short for software

finite helm
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Its a bit of a pun tbh

deep copper
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i like how soft engineer comes before Luna, as if, prioritising work

finite helm
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Pretty soft irl, but also software engineer

ocean parcel
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ahh

deep copper
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haha nice

ocean parcel
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well, as there is subsequent silence i feel i should ask more questions.

deep copper
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go on go on

ocean parcel
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but for some reason i am hesitant.

deep copper
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it's silent anyway, go ahead

thick belfry
deep copper
ocean parcel
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for example, i am quite a pushover.

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i suppose that is a soft person.

finite helm
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General aesthetic & behaviour

deep copper
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it can be physical or abstract soft, you never know

ocean parcel
deep copper
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hey DL2, that's the game CE was into

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jk

ocean parcel
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is that dead by daylight?

deep copper
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dying light 2 i think

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some say it has lighting issues

ocean parcel
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hm,

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i suppose a friendship that would not have lasted a year is nothing to mourn.

deep copper
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what do you mean?

ocean parcel
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well, i made a friend with a Chinese girl last year. we were only friends for not even a month but got very close. she was only going to be in the country a year though. but anyway, after nearly a month we were no longer friends.

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i mourn it immensely.

celest musk
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how close?

ocean parcel
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though, i guess it is nothing to mourn.

ocean parcel
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that's what she said anyhow.

celest musk
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you met her in person?

ocean parcel
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and we even met up once.

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yeah.

deep copper
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any friendship is worth a mourn, even if short

ocean parcel
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i'd never met anyone online till then.

deep copper
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it's better to first recognise how you feel about it, to move ahead of it

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mourning helps with that

celest musk
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welp, but see it this way, rather a quick end, than months of craving which lead to nothing

ocean parcel
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true, but it was back in early November that we became no longer friends. i moved on pretty quickly but the past month for osme reaosn it's rather starting to hit me.

ocean parcel
deep copper
ocean parcel
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i think it already does/has bitten me haha.

deep copper
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it's like, if you avoid it, and remember it next time, it will feel worse, if you don't try avoiding it or something, it just becomes a bit nostalgic or something

ocean parcel
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hmm, i suppose so, though i will always perceive it bitterly as a missed opportunity.

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and hate myself for my mistakes.

deep copper
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another thing you can try, rediscovring yourself? start doing some activity you loved but had to give up on or something during that time

ocean parcel
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hm, there was nothing i had to give up.

deep copper
celest musk
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that sounds like a suggestion after divorce of marriage of 20 years

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but not after 1month of "relationship"

ocean parcel
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oh, indeed! though, they seemed more right for me than anyone i've met in many, many years. perfect almost. it was very sudden though, i said something that unintentionally made them mad, so i said sorry and cut them off.

ocean parcel
celest musk
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buy a dog, travel the world, be free

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start to identify as groundhog

deep copper
deep copper
ocean parcel
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eh, the good memories just make me remember what i've lost and can't have.

celest musk
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then try to remember the bad ones

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xD

deep copper
ocean parcel
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the fact that i did is proof to me that i just shouldn't talk to anyone.

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luckily i don't anyway. xD

deep copper
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miscommunication happens everywhere dw lol

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maybe try clearing it up if possible? but the fact you didn't get much opportunity for it, seems like it's better to forget it

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i remember saying a few things to a friend i knew for 5 years, they just blocked me without explaining why :/ , that's the extent of miscommunication, it can be hard to know what even went wrong

ocean parcel
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but i think had i not cut them off instantly, we would've continued to be friends.

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i found out just the other day that they sent me a message the day after and they almost seemed unfazed by it, to some degree. though still mad. but said 'no one would want to lose a friend they've treated so sincerely'.

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so i just made a massive error. a final error.

deep copper
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ah, do you perhaps, feel like reaching out again after knowing that?

ocean parcel
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it's strange, only a couple of years ago i would try for months, in failure, to repair a damaged friendship. now, knowing that doesn't work, i simply end it as soon as i make a mistake because i know it's damaged at that point and that's just how it is. but, in this case, it seems it may have been different.

foggy path
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all of this depends entirely on circumstances and people involved

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if you make a mistake but you would like to continue to be friends, you make an effort to do so... if the other person doesn't feel like it, then that's their choice

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I've noticed people have a tendency to overthink things like this, but it's really not that complicated lol

deep copper
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i mean, i myself avoid painful relations that have been too damaged, maybe i would have done the same as well, but now that you realise they tried reaching out again, are you feeling guilty? if so i also think you should try reaching out again and clearly communicating your intentions and explaining why you tried leaving

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i agree with zomg, don't overthink

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what's the worst that can happen?

celest musk
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sometimes it's for the better, reaching out again can just lead to the same things

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and so the cycle repeats

ocean parcel
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well, i have always felt guilty as i made a massive error.

celest musk
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you pour milk before cereals?

deep copper
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once you reach out, clearly say how you did things and why, it's off your chest, now it's own them what they do, you tried your best, if you think they are reacting negetively, just leave

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which is what you did before, you thought they reacted negetively so you left, good work there

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like ben said, sometimes the effort in those cases isn't worth it, 90% times

ocean parcel
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though, as for reaching out again, i feel is likely a bad idea. from their perspective, i've ignored their message for months. to suddenly message out of the blue after so long, seems wrong. and i know in the best case scenario even if we became acquaintances again, it would not be the same and i would be bitter with myself over that.

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not to mention, they leave the country in 7 months anyway.

deep copper
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alright, if you feel that's how it would be. just make sure you don't regret it / feel guilty later πŸ™‚ because you don't want to recall this years later and go...

verbal junco
ocean parcel
celest musk
verbal junco
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I have that effect on people

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but also I was joking, I don't eat cereal

deep copper
# ocean parcel oh i will, but i'll do that regardless of whatever. xD

it appears like a problem, if you avoid it, it will stay and knock again. this is what i meant by recognising your feelings btw and not avoiding, just take a clear stance about it inside your head. that's clearing your problem such that you wouldn't have to worry about it again later, because you resolved it inside your head, if that makes sense.

verbal junco
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I'm convinced the flak salads get in general is because lettuce in 99% of the cases sucks and is irrelevant

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replacing it with e.g. parsley is superior and if you think otherwise you are wrong

deep copper
deep copper
celest musk
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@verbal junco i don't think so, 95% is the dressing

deep copper
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theg didn't dm so i wouldn't dm, people have called me weird for hopping inside dms before ...

verbal junco
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I don't use dressing on salad

celest musk
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even no vinegar/oil?

timber viper
ocean parcel
verbal junco
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but then the salads I make are limited to tabbouleh, pico de gallo, salsa rojo/verde

deep copper
verbal junco
# celest musk even no vinegar/oil?

generally no. on rare occasions I will add a spoonful of oil to pico de gallo. but honestly the veggies carry the flavor, so would why I want to dilute that?

celest musk
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because you can

verbal junco
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πŸ™…

celest musk
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there are tasty oils, like 10W40

verbal junco
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full of proteins too

deep copper
celest musk
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full of minerals

ocean parcel
deep copper
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i consider cutting a tomato as salad

ocean parcel
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even though i know the answers.

verbal junco
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cucumber and tomato salad is baller

deep copper
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and once it is said it makes you lighter idk

deep copper
ocean parcel
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ah yes very true i suppose.

deep copper
verbal junco
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I had your word yesterday as today's word

deep copper
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so.. i can tell your spoilers if i want?

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you*

verbal junco
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no spoilers

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I win and lose on my own

deep copper
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i used your strategy to win

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oh

verbal junco
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I've one lost one game so far in total

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out of maybe... a hundred?

deep copper
verbal junco
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yes

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or I should say I've played many

deep copper
deep copper
deep copper
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or i will try guessing for a bit more

verbal junco
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I mean that's basically what I do

deep copper
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i used a word helper, it doesn't show me any words from the remaining QWYUDFJZXBM

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for 5 letters

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what's happening?

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NOO, WORDLE RELOADED

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i lost that word forever 😭

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maths, acute, torus, got it πŸ‘

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oh wait it has a lot more

cursive crypt
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omg, I just read a bit about one my heroes when I was kid - totally opposite char of what I thought back then.

deep copper
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what was it?

deep copper
pearl compass
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truly amazing how many people found a new experience doing standard school spelling. Just goes to show you dont need an 800 pound graphics engine to make good content.

deep copper
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lost my streak after 27, because of synod

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i think i am done for the day

ocean parcel
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hi what's up

quasi mantle
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Anyone has update on the BP Ninja swag thing?

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Said they going to deliver it last month

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What if it was a scam?

Or not scam but just a bait to get everyone git gud at BPing

celest musk
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xD

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weird scam tho

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was the challenge hard?

celest musk
quasi mantle
# celest musk was the challenge hard?

What if they actually check the course time for user? Because I do skip a lot over the videos and breeze my way through the quizzes like it was nothing

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I was suspecting they trying to prevent "griefing" from the pros so that only real beginners getting it.

celest musk
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or they may try to avoid bots from collecting bunch of cups

quasi mantle
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If payment has to be made, it usually on the customs.

celest musk
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someone now got 20 epic cups in his kitchen cabinet

quasi mantle
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I kinda suspect this is getting into similar case with Hacktoberfest swag fiasco, where Indians spamming on open source repos, making shit pull requests, just to get Hacktoberfest swag.

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At least send an update, like "Sorry but you were unfortunate enough to get the swag, as a compensation..."

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I do got confirmation that I passed

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Wait

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Does it have to be sharing progress on Twitter?

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Because I'm taking long break from Twitter.

celest musk
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is there even a way to link your twitter?

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otherwise they would have a hard time to figure out who did that

quasi mantle
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Or maybe not, I misremebering, sorry

ocean parcel
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hi everyone, what's up?

deep glen
bronze axle
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"Sponsor me on GitHub for full source code to all my tutorial projects" or something like that.

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Custom one-time donations is cool, too.

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Yeah, like patron-only images, articles, etc.

deep glen
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as i just told a buddy
"im not one that uses github a lot, nor upload stuff to it.
But I agree, it can help open source peeps, or people who contribute a lot to (free) tools.
I could see blender-peeps be happy about it."

stuck falcon
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Sorry to throw this in here randomly but I don't have anyone else to tell. I've been working on a VR project and I'm learning UE for the first time. I can't believe how amazing it is. This is the most excited I've been working on software in 20 years

deep glen
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Glad you are enjoying it :)

charred rapids
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Man, I don't get it. I'm a C dev, I work remotely, spend 99% of my time indoors, always wear a mask when going out, etc. still got covid

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My week has been predictably sucky

tulip orbit
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I just accepted a job offer, likely start next week. nightshift warehouse at a hardware store, but it'll pay the bills

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my last night shift was pretty good, had a great crew (till near the end) But I was also early twenties back then.....

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I just hope I dont have to stock kitchen cabinets, cause thats how I threw my back out

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I'm horribly out of shape right now too, been off work too long

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You should try not doing that πŸ˜‰

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just wear your ice skates

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that way, you can slice an artery when you slip and fall

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Malarchuk is known for surviving a life-threatening injury during a 1989 NHL game when a player's skate made contact with his neck, slicing his carotid artery and partially slicing his jugular vein,[2] causing immediate massive blood loss.

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Malarchuk's life was saved due to quick action by the Sabres' athletic trainer, Jim Pizzutelli, a former US Army combat medic who served in the Vietnam War. He gripped Malarchuk's neck and pinched off the artery, not letting go until doctors arrived to begin stabilizing the wound.

stuck falcon
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Malarchuk then finished out the period scoring 2 more goals

tulip orbit
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ha, no. but It took doctors a total of 300 stitches to close the six-inch wound.[10] He was back on the ice in ten days.

zinc matrix
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So when I run around with two knives on my hands I'm a terrorist, but when I run with two knives on my feet, I'm just an ice skater

stuck falcon
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Wow thats actually impressive

tulip orbit
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yah

zinc matrix
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Quite the story

charred rapids
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Damn, that vet literally held his artery until doctors arrived, that's metal

tulip orbit
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I heard it more gruesomely before...

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but I wonder if they cleaned the ice after, or if they just called that "the red zone" for the rest of the game

zinc matrix
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How does blood freeze anyway

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I haven't seen ice in years

tulip orbit
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not sure how it freezes, I usually keep my jars at room temperature

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shrug

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I'm a collector not a scientist

deep glen
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cats > win

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ikr

charred rapids
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MetaFeline > MetaHuman

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We need more Khajiit

bronze axle
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Hi lounge.

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It's certainly one of the most active.

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If you go by number of messages sent, this is the #4 channel.

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lol

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Yeah I may as well put it above #rules.

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So people know what we're really about.

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No plans to add a meme channel.

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Here's the top 5 sorted by number of messages.

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#cpp is the busiest channel. It's not even close.

unreal cedar
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lol, figures

bronze axle
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Turns out a few programmers use Unreal.

cosmic dove
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He's not wrong, but there is no way in hell that I'd trust Facebook (I refused to call them by their "new" name) to do that.

bronze axle
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Yeah. It's one of the first channels new users see that they can chat in and get help.

night grove
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What constitutes a "reader" vs a "chatter"?

zinc matrix
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blah blah

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vs

bronze axle
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I'm considering changing it. Our latest survey indicated that our onboarding/new user experience could really use an upgrade.

cosmic dove
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Lurker vs Poster

night grove
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Or maybe more appropriately, how is a subscriber to the server NOT considered a reader?

bronze axle
night grove
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What kind of timeframe for the metric?

bronze axle
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Last 28 days.

cosmic dove
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Correction, to make sure the US Government feels safe.

night grove
bronze axle
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True. Not sure yet, but one idea is to have general channels for each industry, e.g. game dev, film & tv, architecture, product visualization. Might help give more people a clear place to start.

zinc matrix
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I'm concerned about the reader to chatter ratio in #lounge

bronze axle
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What can I say; you guys are chatty. πŸ˜„

zinc matrix
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Yeah but there's like 4 times as many people just watching this madness...

bronze axle
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This has been one of the most constant channels since day 1.

night grove
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All those metrics going to give me stage fright

bronze axle
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This channel existed when we were on Slack. It's always been our off-topic channel.

cosmic dove
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I always get scared that I'll be less productive if I get chatty on Discord

bronze axle
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People need a place to relax, to vent, etc.

cosmic dove
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But then again... I'm not all that productive anyway right now. lol

night grove
zinc matrix
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This is secretly where we have the best advice

night grove
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Being self employed it is nice to have somewhere to go to chat with other devs

bronze axle
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I totally get that. I'm self employed too.

night grove
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One day I'll actually pay myself!

bronze axle
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I love hanging out with people on Discord because it's basically my virtual office.

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And lounge is my watercooler.

cosmic dove
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haha

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had not thought about it that way!

bronze axle
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Discord is a godsend for solo devs, especially during the pandemic.

cosmic dove
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Currently have a non-dev day job myself. Hoping that'll change someday!

charred rapids
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Back in the day it used to be IRC, now everything is discord

bronze axle
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I remember.

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I was a regular on IRC for a while.

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The Unreal channel is part of what inspired me to create Unreal Slackers.

night grove
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How did the transition from Slack to Discord happen?

charred rapids
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I used to lurk IRC a lot back in the day

bronze axle
cosmic dove
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It's too easy to just make servers in Discord

bronze axle
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Once I got in touch with someone at Discord, it became clear this was the right choice.

cosmic dove
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I have to keep pruning my list.

bronze axle
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I prune mine a lot.

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I don't like to have too many that I'm not actively participating in, unless I get vital updates from it.

cosmic dove
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agreed

night grove
bronze axle
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The migration was a very good experience overall.

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Slack was getting to be a real pain.

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Discord's interests were aligned with ours.

night grove
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That article gives great contrast to another - still slack - community I'm part of

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It's basically dead because of many of the limitations you mentioned

bronze axle
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But we all soon ran into these limitations and it just became ridiculous.

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I reached out to Slack multiple times, but the answer was always "You're welcome to use it this way, but we'll never support it. We're focused on businesses."

night grove
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It is pretty funny that both Slack and Discord have heavy roots in game technologies

bronze axle
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Isn't it?

night grove
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Slack was originally the internal chat from a (failed) MMO

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So weird they would dive headfirst into a business focus like that

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Given their more community oriented start

bronze axle
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Yeah. They pivoted hard.

night grove
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I think they have a newish CEO that lead that direction

bronze axle
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They're full on enterprise now.

night grove
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I find it even more seeing non-game development businesses use slack

bronze axle
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Discord, meanwhile, has been releasing killer features pretty regularly.

night grove
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Some of the people I've talked to are anti-game developer, and they seem shocked to hear Slack's roots

night grove
bronze axle
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Why's that?

night grove
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When the phone registration was briefly required I had privacy concerns

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But from a purely technical perspective it makes the most sense

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technical / logistical

bronze axle
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Ah yeah.

cosmic dove
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Huh, did not know Slack had origins in game-dev

night grove
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Most the assets for the MMO went open source

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I forget the MMO name or the license terms though

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It was a sprite based game, so not particularly useful for me

bronze axle
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You guys remember OpenFeint?

zinc matrix
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why are there no pc games with ads? see mobile games

night grove
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This is a very good point

bronze axle
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OpenFeint was a social network for mobile gaming, with an SDK for achievements, friends, etc.

night grove
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OpenFeint was founded by Jason Citron,[2] who later founded Discord.

bronze axle
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That's what Discord made before they pivoted to make a game called Fates Forever.

night grove
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I can wiki stuff!

bronze axle
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Like Slack, Discord started out as the chat for a failed game.

night grove
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My previous job was in the medical industry

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The peeps there were so hard anti game dev

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I often wondered why they hired me

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It was tough

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Even as developers they fell prey to the fallacious thinking that because games are (generally) easy to play that makes them easy to develop

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We don't want to include that type of UI because people will think this software is a video game!

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I'm not really sure why tbh

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It isn't just there though. I've seen the sentiment in several non-game dev interviews

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The guy that hired me was very pro game developer because he knew most of us have WAY more experience (given the number hours worked) than the clock punching corporate types.

night grove
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Most their UI was flat 90s style stuff

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I do too

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I thought working in medical would help that... not so much.

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I just muscled it down when watching a few surgeries for training purposes

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I'm sure you get numb to it eventually

bronze axle
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Almost 200 people signed up for the launch so far. Pretty excited. πŸ˜„

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I might have to share a tease at 200.

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Or not. Ahh I dunno.

night grove
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Is that a plug to get the next submission?

bronze axle
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No, I just wanted to share my excitement.

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Been looking forward to this for a long time.

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Also, shout out to Tally. Awesome form building app.

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Definitely liking it more than Google Forms so far.

night grove
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GameplayTags?

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I'm just confused with how that is offtopic in #cpp

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Oh I see

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I misinterpreted what you said as 85% of #cpp is #lounge topics such as...

scarlet cedar
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#cpp gets derailed from time to time, probably as much as any other channel, but as soon as a help post or whatever comes through it gets back on track

quasi mantle
#

I can only assume they underestimate what it takes to make games, even serious ones. Those people typically never actually play video games (maybe some casual ones but that's it)

regal pecan
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Prejudicial against childishness. Probably how they were raised.

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Wonder if they like sports, or mock it for playing with a toy.

night grove
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Some of them were boomers that think games are childish

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Some thought games were lesser because they artificially simulate real life scenarios. IE: Surgeon simulator would never prepare you to ACTUALLY perform surgery.

zinc matrix
#

does rtx has a function which detects sunrays?

zinc matrix
quasi mantle
night grove
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Haha

zinc matrix
quasi mantle
#

They only judge things based on the result, not what it takes to create one

zinc matrix
#

just less cool

quasi mantle
#

Which is why corporate clients are notorious for unreasonable deadline and don't plan ahead of time.

night grove
#

Get the right corporate clients and πŸ€‘

zinc matrix
#

is u japanese?

quasi mantle
cursive crypt
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corporate clients ... don't plan ahead of time

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yeah, no

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It is just complex machine and there are many moving parts - people mostly.

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There are people whose only work is to plan and coordinate stuff.

night grove
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I've not been on the receiving end, but I have seen other companies getting paid stupid money because they can fix shortsighted / poorly planned corporate decisions.

quasi mantle
# cursive crypt yeah, no

Yes, they do. I've been on the receiving end for dozen or more clients.

Hate to brag, but they often request for something big, done in less than a week. Only saving grace was from lesser corpos.

night grove
#

I've heard "who can we throw money at to make this problem go away" more than once in my career

quasi mantle
#

I used to work as (motion) graphic designer and getting virtual production for corpo clients through an event organiser company. Their deadlines were brutal and unreasonable, I consider myself lucky if I don't crunch through night time or weekends.

night grove
#

Oh you were working on events

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That explains the perspective

quasi mantle
#

Getting VP for them was even harder. I had to face many rejection, and don't have time for making a working template.

night grove
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It is a different story if you are providing a longer term solution

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Or was this more for creating marketing material?

quasi mantle
night grove
cursive crypt
#

Of course, there is not exactly a template of what it is actually.

quasi mantle
#

I'm implying that their thoughts were like "It's just a bunch of short videos, should be able to be done in less than a week"

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Not specific to videos, but I hope I get across my point.

cursive crypt
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Can't comment on specific case, I just put a remark on what appeared as hard generalization.

quasi mantle
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If not, then my sleep deprivation be damned.

cursive crypt
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Go sleep, tho I didn't do that well too last night, lol.

deep copper
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you think people who don't understand game dev effort would understand effort for organising events etc? they are just not familiar enough, this is why lower level managers (in the chain of command) that interact directly with the technician or worker often should have the skill/understanding of the "person they are giving work to" as well, but again, it's just theoretically good, that's not what they do in most corps often, i think you just had the short end of the stick with this. like ryobg and chromatic said, they are familiar with R&D of their own corps etc so they are more reasonable there

quasi mantle
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But then again, marketing often looking for shortest time possible while getting as much as possible. With R&D, I guess they allow you to take your time doing R&D stuff and get things done according to the goals. But then R&D's job isn't to make a marketable video or arranging (virtual) events.

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And then again, the event organiser company I used to work with don't have a dedicated R&D team either.

deep copper
#

the R&D stuff is constantly happening, so they need to be efficient at it in the long term (working on margin with lots of equipment, having motivated employees to maintain consistent productivity, implying less pressing deadlines is a must) the managers and heads they hire are also supposed to understand that task well, and make that task efficient (meaning they may not have studied/focused/known marketting at all if they are hired for knowledge about other things, which is common because "industry experience for 'the task' > heavy knowledge about management/marketing/forecasting" for many medium/small sized corps), and for marketting events etc, it's supposed to be a one time thing to those corpse, even if they mess it up, it won't be a big deal, and they can shove the blame on third party if it goes wrong in cases where they hire others. and how bad can it get? just a small delay to them right? no big loss/risk (as compared to risky R&D things). again, if they are hiring short term teams for marketing, i can imagine they don't have teams dedicated to it much to began with, even if they do, they are hiring probably because they got themselves into a mess and need extra hands to get it done early (they are already delayed), or maybe they think the "experts can handle it easily, quickly and better than them" which might be why the deadlines are insane for you. and, like you said, there's also the psychology of "it's just a short video right?" and I can't imagine companies permanently hiring someone for that "short video" reason, and if they hire anyone on short term, they have already been brainwashed into thinking it can be done easily/quickly thanks to "technological advances"

cursive crypt
#

ArtStation as always has these peculiar discounts of 32 cents mostly.

deep copper
#

maybe they like 32

trail wedge
fleet tangle
#

I try to answer some 😦

deep copper
fleet tangle
#

What I dislike about slate is that it's not consistent with UMG.

cursive crypt
#

You talk about it, but you run from it.

zinc matrix
#

oh really?

fleet tangle
#

I hadn't touched it in about 5 years when I applied for my current job and the "show us how cool you are" was to use Slate to make Mine Sweeper. That was definitely a re-learning experience.

zinc matrix
#

I've only started improving last year XD

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Before it was very on and off

fleet tangle
#

Lol

deep copper
#

hey.. as long as it works right?

zinc matrix
#

That EasyBallistics plugin is so good

fleet tangle
#

Man, starting out with MP in UE is just wrong. There's so much you need to learn everywhere else before you dive into MP

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And never, ever try to convert your SP test project into MP. There be dragons.

deep copper
#

not your fault, many online ue4 tuts for multiplayer made it seem like a 1 day process

zinc matrix
#

If you want MP do it from the start

zinc matrix
#

but not from the start of your ue4 career XD

deep copper
#

they probably meant beginers in MP not beginner ue

fleet tangle
#

I definitely think UE suffers from a lack of clear class role definitions. Especially when it comes to viewports.

zinc matrix
#

Once you understand replication it gets a bit easier, but some stuff you need to mess about with

fleet tangle
#

You need a whole async mindset to work with mp. Most people can't wrap their head around it in web-based programming. They aren't going to get it in UE very quickly.

zinc matrix
#

woah

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I hope that's sarcasm

deep copper
zinc matrix
#

I have some multiplayer stuff working, I just need to figure out how to select characters, spawn them, create sessions etc. which is the most challenging for me personally

deep copper
#

feels cozy

fleet tangle
#

And they need to know the difference between actors and components.

deep copper
#

i went to #blueprint a while back and the issues they have there is lack of understanding of programming

zinc matrix
#

I started off blueprint without knowing how to program. I can do a bit of programming but am still not very good

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I would like to for other purposes

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But I wouldn't make a whole game with code tbh

fleet tangle
#

I'd suggest learning java or something, it's very strict (whereas c and cpp can get very wild) and it'll give you a good base to program with bps.

zinc matrix
#

eh

deep copper
zinc matrix
fleet tangle
#

Just don't learn on non strict-untyped language, like php or something. Php makes you bad at programming.

deep copper
#

i never got to understand php lol

#

it doesn't makes sense to me

zinc matrix
#

There is a cicada on my headphone cable

deep copper
#

i looked into it once

deep copper
fleet tangle
#

in php you can do $myvar = 8 or $myvar = "moo" or $myvar = new MyClass()

zinc matrix
#

whatever you call it

fleet tangle
#

You can make it more strict, but by default you can just do whatever you like and it makes you lazy and means you don't understand what's going on.

deep copper
#

that's the same in python too i think, like you can just, label anything with the variable, it works on labeling stuff (dynamically typed?) but strict stuff is that which has variables that are a pain to change the type of, from what i understand, right?

fleet tangle
#

You can't change the type of the vars, but you can change how the data the vars point to is viewed/interpretted.

deep copper
#

in strict right?

fleet tangle
#

That's something else you need to understand with programming, vars aren't their values, they're a pointer to a value in memory.

deep copper
#

yes, that's a concept which took me a while, but it's so abusable in python

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they don't have issues changing the type too

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from what i have heard though, in C also has fancy pointer stuff with * or **

fleet tangle
#

Tbh, any programming language that lets you assign 2 completely disparate values to the same variable need to die in a fire.

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You know what I said about a variable being a pointer to memory?

deep copper
#

haha, it's a bad programming practice as per pep (python enhancement proposals) i think

fleet tangle
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For every * you add another level of indirection

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So you get a pointer to a bit of memory that holds the location of another bit of memory

deep copper
#

you mean, you can redirect things more?

fleet tangle
#

With 2 stars, it's a pointer to a bit of memory that holds the location of another bit of memory that holds the location of another bit of memory that holds your data

deep copper
#

so a triple redirect?

fleet tangle
#

Pretty much.

deep copper
#

single * meaning double redirect

fleet tangle
#

Though you tend to ignore the first "redirect" as it's an intrinsic part of the variable.

deep copper
#

but, what's the use? can't normal labels (variables) help?

#

why is redirecting needed?

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like double / triple

fleet tangle
#

Well, the difference in c with variables and pointers to variables is that pointers can be null (zero)

deep copper
#

wait, variables can't be nulls?

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in c?

fleet tangle
#

A non-pointer variable always points to a valid bit of data (unless you do silly things)

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But with a pointer, you can point it to nothing (null) so it has no data

deep copper
#

ah alright, then why triple redirect?

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and that makes it seem like variables are just for validating there is always a value wherever it points

fleet tangle
#

Well, let's say you have a function that returns a value - but that value might be null, so you'd return a pointer type (so you can either return null or a pointer to actual data)

#

But what if that data itself is a pointer?

#

So you'd have a pointer to a pointer...

deep copper
#

okay okay, so a pointer can't point to a pointer

fleet tangle
#

It can.

deep copper
#

i mean, double redirect one

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this

fleet tangle
#

That's what int** does, for instance, it's a pointer to a pointer to an int

deep copper
#

just to be clear, is this also a thing in C++?

fleet tangle
#

Yes.

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You can think of c++ as c... with more. Mostly it's all the object oriented stuff.

deep copper
#

and python is based on C, i wonder if it also handles those internally πŸ€”

fleet tangle
#

It probably does, yes.

deep copper
#

i think, nearly all variables of python are just a ** then

#

wait

#

is a pointer also strictly linked to a type?

fleet tangle
#

Yes.

#

Every variable, whether it's a pointer or not, has a fixed type.

deep copper
#

then python is doing way more background changes everytime i switch the type i guess lol

fleet tangle
#

Yeah.

#

It gets all kinds of fun when you try to reinterpret (or cast) those pointers to different types.

#

Or there's the system whereby you can have the same data represented by 2 different data structures

#

I think that's a union? I haven't used it in ages.

deep copper
#

union? like boolean math set union ?

#

or a different term for c

#

?

fleet tangle
#

Well, let's say you have a int32 type in c, that's 4 bytes, right?

deep copper
fleet tangle
#

You can use a union to access that data as either a striaght up int32 or as a byte array

deep copper
#

is it like conversion?

fleet tangle
#

(this follows from the same thing, patience!)

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You can think of variable type as... erm.. a description or way of looking at the data in memory.

deep copper
#

that sounds reasonable

#

it's all bytes anyway

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or bits

fleet tangle
#

Exactly!

#

You can change how you view or interpret that data in memory

deep copper
#

ah, i think i just figured out the purpose of strict typing

fleet tangle
#

By casting the variable to something else (this doesn't change the variable, it just changes how the data in memory is viewed)

deep copper
#

haha it's such a nice feeling when things click

fleet tangle
#

So you can take an int32, technically, and view it as an array of 4 bytes.

deep copper
#

that makes a lot of sense now

fleet tangle
#

There's a whole other layer of shit on this when you come to object oriented programming.

deep copper
#

for python, it seems to be storing the type and "guessing" what we give it i guess

fleet tangle
#

And this is totally separate to how casting numbers usually works in c/c++

deep copper
#

haha thanks for the patient explaination, i finally understand the purpose of pointers and reinterpretting the same data

#

is that the same way bp casts in ue work?

#

or different terms?

fleet tangle
#

if you have a float, for instance, and you cast it to a double, it doesn't change "how it's viewed" it actually gives you new data in the new double format.

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unless you specifically do reinterpret_cast

deep copper
#

so it changes the bytes stored as well?

#

i think double was less bytes idr

fleet tangle
#

It won't change the original, it will assign a new temporary bit of memory with new data

deep copper
#

to be clear, it either allocates more or deallocates ?

quasi mantle
#

I still have hard time wrapping my head around even Assembly 6502

I wished there are at least C cross compilers for retro computers and consoles

fleet tangle
#

If you cast from float to double (using standard c-casts (double) or static_cast<double>) it will allocate more data

deep copper
#

that makes sense, if i cast that to say, int or something does it go less?

fleet tangle
#

How and where it does that, that's a bit beyond my understanding, tbh. It's probably in the cpu cache somewhere.

deep copper
#

don't worry I don't think i should be jumping into those yet haha

fleet tangle
#

Again, unless you do reinterpret_cast, it will always allocate more memory when you cast a number, no matter what you cast it to

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Hell, it might even do it with reinterpret_cast, I honestly have no idea.

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Sorry, we did get a bit "off topic"

deep copper
#

haha

fleet tangle
#

It will give unexpected results.

quasi mantle
#

And I will install Windows if I have my hands on one.

deep copper
quasi mantle
#

They say Linux is about choice, but I'm expecting hypocrisy from Linux fanboys crying over people who rigged Windows in Steam Deck.

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Yeah, it's a shame. Assembly was and still is my weak point tbh

cursive crypt
deep copper
#

small steps for old lorash, giant leap for young lorash

quasi mantle
#

I guess that was my mistake then

fleet tangle
#

Wow that reminded me of ramdisks.

deep copper
#

haha i am also just reading about what they are exactly talking about on google lol, it's rather confusing even there, assembly 6502 leads me to MOS 6502, 47 years ago, 1Mhz - 3Mhz clock speed

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it does have lots of noteable things

median wraith
#

GooD MoArnInG

deep copper
#

the 6502 was the least expensive microprocessor on the market by a considerable margin. It initially sold for less than one-sixth the cost of competing designs from larger companies, such as the 6800 orΒ Intel 8080. Its introduction caused rapid decreases in pricing across the entire processor market. Along with theΒ Zilog Z80, it sparked a series of projects that resulted in theΒ home computerΒ revolutionΒ of the early 1980s.

fleet tangle
#

Nice.

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/jazzclub

deep copper
#

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOS_Technology_6502 there's such a long history there too, just tells how much impactful this was

The MOS Technology 6502 (typically pronounced "sixty-five-oh-two" or "six-five-oh-two") is an 8-bit microprocessor that was designed by a small team led by Chuck Peddle for MOS Technology. The design team had formerly worked at Motorola on the Motorola 6800 project; the 6502 is essentially a simplified, less expensive and faster version of that ...

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ah, it's iconic

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z80 came an year later and it has 2.5, 4, 6, 8Β MHz to 10Β MHz with CMOS variant up to 20 MHz and binary compatible derivatives (from Zilog) up to 33 and 50 MHz

#

isn't that way too fast compared to 3 Mhz?

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for an year?

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ah, i was wondering why Z80 doesn't have anything notable, other than being the first product of zilog company

#

it also has a bit more but I don't get the significance much

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"cloned"?

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so a replica of sorts?

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oh, they weren't competing with these chips, right?

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also, 6502 is still in production, a revised one, neat

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it's used a lot

#

Though, due to the collapse of Soviet microelectronics in the late 1980s, there are many more T34BM1s than КР1858Π’Πœ1s. didn't think i would ever hear of the word "Soviet Microelectronics" lol

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1-14 Mhz, these have quite some unique features, selectable 8 bit /16bit mode and what note

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not*

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39 years ago, it's not that old, but old enough

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Minicomputers were developed in the 1960s as midrange computers, which boasted relatively high processing speed, but at a significantly smaller size and price compared to larger mainframe and supercomputers. But don't let the word "small" fool you. Some minicomputers still stood over 6 feet and weighed upward of 700 pounds.

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6 feet, man

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i have been reading about x/y for a while now in this, let's see...

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ah, i see i see, it seems like modern regular cpu have a lot more registers, because it's bringing up way more than A X Y haha

cursive crypt
deep copper
#

okay, in the 6502 there's, A , X Y, and a stack pointer (SP), but also program counter (PC) and, something else I can't really type easily

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`The Z80 also had a complete set of alternate registers, which made a total of sixteen general-purpose registers.

In order to make up somewhat for the lack of registers, the 6502 included aΒ zero-pageΒ addressing mode that uses one address byte in the instruction instead of the two needed to address the full 64Β KB of memory. This provides fast access to the first 256Β bytes of RAM by using shorter instructions. Chuck Peddle has said in interviews that the specific intention was to allow these first 256Β bytes of RAM to be used like registers.[citation needed]`

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yes, they are grouped (A), (X,Y, SP), (PC), (the other thing) but it seems like A X Y are the main

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it's grouped under" index registers"

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haha it seems whoever wrote that table just wanted to group it up

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ah, that's the last register, NV-BDIZC something

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grouped under "status register" as processor flag

#

let me just, ss that

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much easier than me describing lol

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yeah it doesn't really looks all that useful

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ah okay

#

right i think i found that The 6502's registers include one 8-bit accumulator register (A), two 8-bit index registers (X and Y), 7 processor status flag bits (P; from bit 7 to bit 0 these are the negative (N), overflow (V), reserved, break (B), decimal (D), interrupt disable (I), zero (Z) and carry (C) flag), an 8-bit stack pointer (S), and a 16-bit program counter (PC)

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it seems like an interesting topic to dive into some day, but it feels quite, intense. mainly because of how developed those sound. like i will need about a few decades of prerequisite knowledge lol

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you said 65816s were costly

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alright, i am sold lol, thin books are fun

median wraith
#

do someone knows a marketplace thing or example or something for gliding/fly momentum ? etc

deep copper
#

nice, it's pretty much on every platform

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noted

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found this nearby wth

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that sounds useful for a default

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only 69 pages pdf, that's, tiny, the font is also not extremely small

foggy path
#

like manga guide to databases etc.

#

they are actually pretty informative from what I've seen

deep copper
#

seriously?

foggy path
#

Yeah

deep copper
#

as a weeb, i might check one out someday

foggy path
#

θŒγˆγ‚‹θ‹±ε˜θͺžγ‚‚γˆγŸγ‚“ is probably my favorite of these for otaku type learning books, it's an english learning book and it's... very strange

deep copper
#

oh? interesting, i might check that out as well

foggy path
#

I mean you aren't going to find it useful in the slightest, but it's kinda funny in how weird some of the phrases it teaches are lol

torpid star
#

gotta hand it to Fabrice, fmmpeg, qemu, quickjs

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imagine developing something so good SEVERAL times that the entire industry defaults to it

#

or maybe it's a case of "first"?

foggy path
#

@deep copper this kind of weird lol

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basically it's just full of weird anime and manga tropes lol

foggy path
#

Yeah leftpad is so weird lol

deep copper
#

that definately sounds like a good book to pass time with and figure some weird English out

quasi mantle
deep copper
foggy path
#

it's a book called Moeru Eitango Moetan, I'm sure you can figure out the rest lol

quasi mantle
#

I won't order it from Amazon directly (certainly not on US Amazon) but I'm sure I can make a request to my dropshipper buddy to order it from Japan for me.

deep copper
#

nice

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that was a very weird story to read, but lol

foggy path
#

leftpad is now standard in JS :P

#

so even less of a reason to have aa library for it...

deep copper
#

it gives a new meaning to web i guess, everything is dependent on each other lol, not just, connected

foggy path
#

that should be easy

#

even our app at work has only 1961 deps!

#

actually that number is probably wrong

#

it seems the command I used might list the same package multiple times

deep copper
#

oh, so 2048 is a decent limit

#

i am just trying to think devs going "okay how do we add a left pad to this", "let's use an external library"

foggy path
#

It's not unreasonable

#

npm works pretty well for managing deps so it's not such a big deal to add a package

#

more of a fault of such critical services not managing it properly than npm's imo :D

#

I think the only reason it's gotten such a bad rap is because it makes it so easy to add deps and create libs... and then you try to use package managers in other languages and it's so fucking painful

#

yeah

median wraith
#

Oh man the scales from market

quasi mantle
median wraith
#

I mean the manequin is already almost 2m

#

is about 1.9

#

that looks like 4m doors

foggy path
#

Hevedy buying "furniture for giants" packs again?

deep copper
#

"again"?

#

and i remember explaining why size matters to someone and they just kept asking why after a few months again, perhaps forgetting, i will just send this next time

cursive crypt
#

Hmm... that pack, not adjusted yes.

#

Is that cubemaps?

deep copper
#

You canΒ grill, bake or boil the rootΒ until it's tender. Once cooked, eating a cattail root is similar to eating the leaves of an artichoke – strip the starch away from the fibers with your teeth. The buds attached to the rhizomes are also edible!

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didn't know it's a thing

quasi mantle
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Well cattails can be eaten as medicine in some region

deep copper
#

that's medicinal?

foggy path
#

other parts of cats are eaten as well in some regions alex

deep copper
#

i don't have premium emojies take that joy emote

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Cattails also provide twoΒ forms of antiseptic; both the ashes from burned cattail leaves and the droplets of sap that form at the plant's base can be applied to wounds to keep them from getting infected. The sap can also be used on toothaches

thick belfry
#

Holy shit I'm at the orientation day of the college I wanna go to

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And they have a screen like they use for the mandalorian

foggy path
#

...a green screen?

deep copper
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that's awesome lol

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i think they mean, big curvy one

thick belfry
#

And on top

deep copper
#

Cattail tastes like a bitter cucumber and leaves a little bit of aftertaste for a while

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rgb keyboard

thick belfry
#

And it simulates the correct t angle for the camera

deep copper
#

and that's a cool screen

thick belfry
#

Pretty neat

foggy path
#

Nice

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I have a green screen but I've not used it for anything since I stopped streaming :P

deep copper
#

what was the streaming about?

foggy path
#

Games

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I thought about doing some gamedev at some point but haven't gotten around to it :D

deep copper
#

ah, nice 😁

median wraith
thick belfry
#

Really excited for this college

cursive crypt
median wraith
#

yeah, they are

#

I'm making spiderman you know

cursive crypt
#

And I was thinking selling bad meshes

#

Wait, what is the common thing?

deep copper
median wraith
#

Let's pretend Watchdogs didn't made it before and such+

cursive crypt
#

pff, clockcats

median wraith
#

well that's a record

cursive crypt
#

It's a big one. But they definitely don't rely on selling volume.

ocean parcel
#

Hello everyone, how are you?

zinc matrix
median wraith
foggy path
#

GTA music? lol

#

I mean... isn't "GTA music" just regular music nowadays

#

:P

cursive crypt
#

Gotta admit that there are also other games except GTA. Like Dark Souls for example.

zinc matrix
#

Dark souls is still a masterpiece

cursive crypt
#

Judging by the amount of copycats, yea

zinc matrix
#

They ain't "like" GTA

foggy path
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lol nice

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...is it a russian asset pack

cursive crypt
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The only radio stations I liked were modded in fallout4 πŸ€”

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But that cool

median wraith
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19:01 isn't that a GTA 4 only song ?

median wraith
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I don't think so, but it depends

median wraith
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Like all the assets are usually underrated

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Say some packs for 80€ I got cost a whole month of work todo

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so should cost you 2000€ easy or whatever

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by that logic this is underrated too but, compared to the rest is overrated

cursive crypt
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rated

median wraith
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+18

zinc matrix
ocean parcel
deep copper
deep copper
knotty skiff
teal trench
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This is something that doesn't really fit into cpp channel,
do you guys keep ur commit messages as compact as possible or do you go crazy and make game patch notes level of commit messages?

foggy path
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The standard way to do it is title that fits in one line, and as much info as you find useful in description

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I usually have the title describe what the commit contains, and elaborate on any reasoning or specifics in description if it seems useful

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Useful mostly in the sense that if I ever need to look at some piece of code and figure out why it exists I can look into the git logs to find out

deep copper
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uhm, what is that exactly?

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heh, good work 🍻

foggy path
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when you have to dig through git logs to find out reasons why things are there and such you stop adding commits with messages like "poop" lol

cursive crypt
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kek

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poop

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wtf ponkkis

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my git ocd

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Statistically though, it was bound to happen πŸ€”

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Emotionally, yeah.

thick belfry
deep copper
thick belfry
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Like I need playtesters for my project lol

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Theyre quite competitive

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It seems like a very good school

deep copper
thick belfry
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I was a bit worried because you hear bad stuff about game schools

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But the program is 100% unreal

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And they their graduates are in the gaming field over 80% of them

deep copper
deep copper
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i guess it can help you grow

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goodluck!

median wraith
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did we had some feature request form for UE4 ?

bronze axle
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Good morning, lounge. πŸ‘‹

cursive crypt
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oooh

deep copper
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is manny going to get any new features btw?

bronze axle
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Yes.

deep copper
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!8ball are you going to get new features?

turbid spindleBOT
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@deep copper, :8ball: Ask again later.

bronze axle
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Manny is indeed getting an upgrade.

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Separate project from the new website, but also coming soon.

deep copper
bronze axle
deep copper
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i am honestly excited to see manny grow 😁

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wow, that, thumbnail

bronze axle
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I am, too. The next version will be quite significant.

deep copper
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any spoilers ?

bronze axle
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Slash commands, buttons, modals, and all sorts of modern Discord features that have launched recently.

deep copper
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ah yes, that did happen

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haha now that you mention it

median wraith
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man the forums looks total broken to me

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like there are only 2 tags ?

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or I'm banned

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whatever I search there are no results

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oh now it moved at shows it

scenic glen
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are there games or rather popular games on steam that are using listen servers? like they do not have their dedicated servers? Thank you

quasi mantle
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Community servers with custom maps are pretty much listen servers.

scenic glen
# quasi mantle CSGO

ow but thats less risky of disconnecting since they have "community servers" right?
I wanted to find out popular games that still uses the players as the servers. I am still learning multiplayer games at the moment and how it works on steam but definitely I do not have the budget of getting dedicated servers. So my only option is to give the responsibility to the players but the cost is that it will increase latency and chances of everyone disconnected if the host fails.hehe

foggy path
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Yeah I don't think you really need to pay for servers

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Listen servers worked in the days before broadband so they probably work now

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:D

median wraith
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beware of the movement replication errors on listen server

scenic glen
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ow yeah, thanks for reminding me that. I assume the early L4D days where using that?

median wraith
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who cares about that (there is a plugin to fix it I think)

scenic glen
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Good thing the first MP gameI am planning is only a small area πŸ™‚

quasi mantle
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Also you would have to keep the netcode reasonable to get through even limited bandwidth.

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You'd have to be more selective on what to replicate across.

foggy path
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Is there a single networked game that's a bandwidth hog

scenic glen
quasi mantle
foggy path
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Yeah in like 1995...

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:P

thick belfry
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But still reading about it isn't the same as being there

median wraith
deep copper
median wraith
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yeah

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search for world composition

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I don't think is the same

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nevermind

quasi mantle
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That's for negating world origin rebasing...

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I don't use origin rebasing, but I do plan on implementing co-op at some point

verbal junco
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I applaud you for jumping into the abyss that is multiplayer setup

timber viper
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At these days CPU consumption is more of a trouble compared to bandwith usage in listen server setups πŸ˜”

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Poor host* has to replicate and update tons of variables and RPCs to other 7 players

zinc matrix
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why is there no website where i can hire people who program for me who live in third world countries?

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@median wraith^ and why is there no matchmaking solution in the marketplace?

foggy path
zinc matrix
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if not, give me?

foggy path
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I'm sure some of them are legit outsourcing companies but it's impossible to judge the quality, I just delete them so don't really have any at hand

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(and not like we're looking to purchase outsourcing services anyway)

zinc matrix
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outsourcing is entrepreneurship

median wraith
foggy path
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lol

quasi mantle
foggy path
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Tbh websites like freelancer.com are probably full of devs in LCL countries

zinc matrix
cursive crypt
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40 sats gone?

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Also unity sales, lmao, they feel endangered πŸ˜›

foggy path
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in other words, we launch a bunch of garbage into orbit and pretend it's because it maintains a "sustainable space environment"

cursive crypt
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Hmm.. I dunno

median wraith
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Yeah these fall over spain

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no joke

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We are getting all the trash from Elon

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Good news from the forum

foggy path
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πŸ€”

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what's that anyway?

median wraith
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that's from the networking issue

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seems like someone replied me 10 days ago

verbal junco
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lmao what a way to preface a "won't fix"

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"good news, the emperor has bestowed you with an answer"
the emperor: "no"

timber viper
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lmao

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Is this for CMC's interpolation thing @median wraith

median wraith
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yeah

timber viper
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It's not a bug iirc

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It's a feature πŸ˜… To prevent network issues

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Since a player hosting the match it different tick rates etc. can break the movement

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Well but broken feature and a feature that protects your from something bad even if you dont want to is different things

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:insertdancingbluemanhere:

median wraith
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switching topics, didn't epic gave recently a solution to generate cities ?

night grove
median wraith
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what pack ?

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there is a free one but requiere to pay an external tool

cursive crypt
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Are elves people or it is only humans? πŸ€”

grim pewter
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Evening all, what are your thoughts on securing both the .com and .co.uk (or your local domain type) for your name for your portfolio? Would you just stick with the .com or do you think it's worth getting a second one?

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Games industry. Averagely common, but already know of another couple of people in games industry with my name in my country

foggy path
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It makes no difference whatsoever

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As long as it's not some weird domain name / tld combo that confuses less techy people

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95% of the time anyone will visit it is when they see the link in you resume, social media, or other such place

grim pewter
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That's my thoughts. I'm not doing major freelance work at the moment, and I'm definitely not famous within the industry, far from it

cursive crypt
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And you get 10 salaries?

deep copper
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oh? tell me all 10 of them πŸ“ πŸ•΅οΈ

unreal cedar
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10 salaries of $0 each async_parrot

celest musk
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would only grab the .co.uk if it's somehow related to you (e.g. you live and plan to apply for jobs in uk)

verbal junco
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why would you have two websites lmao

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stick with one

deep copper
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CE, wordle unlimited so far

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but there are some odd words

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kelly doesn't seems to mean anything either, as per google, however dictionary .com says a man's stiff hat, as a derby or straw skimmer.

verbal junco
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synod is pretty dastardly

deep copper
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yeah there are a bunch of uncommon words

median wraith
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HARRY HA HA HARRY

deep copper
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and so far alien and a few other words repeated

median wraith
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actually was halan or something

verbal junco
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alan

deep copper
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and yeah, most websites just show kelly as a name

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The name Kelly is primarily a gender-neutral name of Irish origin that meansΒ Bright-headed. English form of the Irish surname, Γ“ Ceallaigh.

median wraith
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Here we go again

cosmic dove
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Can't view anything at the link, what's it supposed to be?

cursive crypt
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hev and his graphics

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or hev and something else πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ

cosmic dove
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Nvm, just had to wait for it to load

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inb4 Rockstar has a field-day, though

median wraith
tulip orbit
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just back and forth? endless Redirecting in 3...2...

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I can barely afford a single domain/host

foggy path
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that gta map thingy is about 330mb

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expected it to be more

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are you one of those people who use mibibytes

tulip orbit
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stop it ue5, you're drunk.

zinc matrix
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You mean the way you input an output?

tulip orbit
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There should only be ONE output in that function, but I have 4 for some reason