blackstrat @ blackstrat @lemmy.fwgx.uk

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My favourite game is Just Cause 3 and it's the same. But would it be better if it was more realistic destruction? No.

Consistify.

That Celine Dion one that kicked off the auto tune craze. The world would be a better place without it ever having existed.

He's never getting better and no one will ever see him again. No one fights through this or any other medical issue, you endure it and hopefully your body improves. Time to move on.

Can I ask who cares about this kind of thing? Why don't they have more jobs for "making the games fun"? There seems to me to be a point where added realism is detrimental to fun, especially when resources are directed away from the fun.

I try playing the guitar and taking photos.

The "PC" in that statement is doing a lot of heavy lifting.

Who do you think I am?

If you want people to pronounce your project name correctly you should spell it that way. Having a FAQ on pronunciation means you've messed up and lost already. Want it to be called "Engine X"? Call it "Engine X".

My favourite is SAP not wanting people to call it Sap but to spell it out S.A.P. Well sorry, but it's a CVC word, literally the first kind of word everyone learns.

Thank you, looks like a good option

Can't have it in the office.

And someone will question this, but that's all there is to it.

Looks like a good option. Thank you

Sorry, FM is out too, I didn't even think of that when I wrote the post.

I'd like to use my existing 3.5mm headphones. Also doesn't support FLAC and has tiny capacity.

How do I transfer my FLAC files on to it?

No one has any pubes any more.

I'm not with indenting paragraphs. And functions should be PascalCase with braces on new lines. Long parameter lists are indented as below and parameters and other variables are camelCase.

    
public int MyFunction(int paramOne,
                                         int paramTwo)
{
    return paramOne + paramTwo;
}

  

Otherwise a good list

Music. There's so much variety and limitless options. Having said that, I tend to stick to the genres I fell in to as a teenager, but have branched out a bit as I've aged.

I also have to deal with spinning rust at work and working with large programs (Visual Studio in my case), but I don't blame the modern large software for not running well on 1990s hardware.

If 37MB/s is 100% of your disk then it's your disk's fault. That's not even 5% of a modern solid state disk. That's also not a lot of memory for modern intensive programs such as you're using.