Yeah. And it's not like if every device with linux installed is comparable. It's not because it's the main OS installed on supercomputers that you should have it on your PC.
I mean, there are other reasons, but this one is wrong.
I think a running gag in the community is that Quincy, being the starting hero, is okay early game but becomes more and more obsolete in the end-game. Him saying "Nothing gets past my bow" on repeat in the game is quite ironic, since, obviously, lots of bloons do get past his bow.
What would be the alternative? (assuming that you want to do the loop yourself)
python
new_results = []
for result in results:
if result:
new_results.append(result)
results = new_results
or else
python
for result in results:
if not result:
results.remove(result)
which doesn't do the exact same thing.
Honestly, this list comprehension is much faster to read and quite easy to understand.
I think we could rename the "result" variable "x" or "res" and it would be less confusing though.
It is made for professional work, but as far as I know, it's mostly used to allow a bridge between that artists and the programmers.
What makes it interesting is that a programmer can code some functionnality to an object in C++ and then create a subclass in a blueprint (that visual bullshit). Then, a 3D artist can plug his model and animations simply with the visual code without any knowledge about programming.
If you use that to code the functionnality, it will be messy most of the time. I was really surprised to see how big of a graph you need to manage just to do a for loop with a condition and a couple variables, just to replicate 4 small lines of code. But sometimes, all you want is to call a function from the engine and it's actually faster to open a blueprint and call it there than to create a C++ class and recompile everything.
If you want to criticize how french people name that thing, you can remind them that when they want to refer to a "salle de bain", they will not only often use the english words "water closet", but they will also shorten it to "V-C". Yes. They pronounce it "VC". Not "WC". There are weird people in France.
(Note that the letter "W" is called "double v" in french, as opposed to "double u" in english.). Also note that it doesn't exist in Canada. That's a French thing.
I've tuned mine once because it got out of tune and it was fairly easy. I never tried to retune it, but as far as I know it's pretty much the same process and you can't really fuck this up. Don't worry too much. All you need is a little hammer and a tuner.
If we clean up the mess, then it shows that it's okay to create one because someone will take care of it eventually.
I want people who created the mess to suffer from it too. That's why we need a messier mess.
Myself, full of all of the above because my house was built 100 years ago ^^
I've been playing Kalimba. It's a really nice instrument for people like me who are not great musicians. Really easy to pick up as a beginner, and you can still play "real" songs with it. Sounds good even if you're bad. Even if you already play music, it's still great. Portable too.
I understood that, but you need to reach both thresholds (200k downloads AND 200k $) to have to pay fees per install, so the number of install doesn't matter for a free game.
A free game will never make 200k$ in a year, so I don't really see any issue here (?). Unless you are talking about free game with in-game purchase. Then yeah, someone who would download the game without doing any purchase after the threshold is met would be a net loss for the devs.