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Highly doubt it, because pretty much all games are compiled for x86, and would require dynamic recompilation, which I'm turn costs performance.

Or... they could perform the recompilation beforehand just like the precompiled shaders. Hmmm.. that would make it pretty viable!

That doesn't look half bad, actually!

I'm using AdGuard, which is pretty similar. I had issues with my Sonos speakers. The devices couldn't find the speakers until I set a few servers on the whitelist.

Apart from that, all's good.

You might want to put down that bong.

Moonlander FTW! I've been using ergo keyboards forever. Typematrix, Ergodox, TECK, you name it. The Moonlander is my goldilocks endgame board. Not too small, everything where it should be.

I had so many arguments with my team lead. He thought comments were an antipattern because that meant the code wasn't expressive enough.

I understood where he was coming from, but a little hint here and there why the fuck the code is doing what it's doing would've been nice.

Are you me? I got a chance for a gig as enterprise architect and most of the time I have no idea what I'm doing.

Also satisfying: folding two strips like this:

It looks like the rally game Dirt and can confirm that keeping the Ford Sierra Cosworth in a straight line can be a challenge!

I think it's crazy that they want to write invoices based on estimations. Why didn't I ever do that? "Oh yeah, I estimate that I worked about um... 2 weeks on that feature."

Humans can smell rain better than a shark can smell blood.

I always thought it interesting that every time we talk about when our kids were born, I remember all these details and my wife's like huh, weird, can't remember a thing.

It's a BMW K75 that's been standing around for about 10 years, an inline 3 with injection and shaft drive. I'm hoping it won't need much more than new tires, fluids and filters. But even if it turns out cheaper than a newer bike, I'm not sure if a resucitated old bike like that is the best choice starting out.

Ever since my father passed I've got his old motorcycle standing around. So first thing would be a driver's license for motorcycling. But I'm already taking classes so that's that. And the biggest lesson is what a money sink this hobby can be.

Then I'll need a motorcycle - either get the old thing working again or get a new one. Or why not both? Because the old one's 30 years old and doesn't have ABS.

And the third thing would be a Bambu Lab P1 3d printer. I don't need the speed but damn do they look good.

So frustrating seeing Lando stuck behind Albon for the whole race.

I couldn't understand a thing - was that Canadian?

I saw a shirt sometime saying something like "At a certain age, you have to give birth to new friends." While it wasn't exactly like that, we made a lot of friends through our kids and their schoolmates or sports activities.

Maybe it's midlife crisis, but I've decided to get a motorcycle now that I'm pushing 50. Turns out, I can easily spend 3500€ for my gear and classes before even getting a bike!

HAVE A BLAST LET'S.. BEGIN

I was pretty impressed by what I saw from Kotlin. Pragmatic and terse, not as academic as Java. Reminds me of the shift away from EJB to Spring. Have been reading up on Rust and thought that with the LVM and WebAssembly (also for the backend), it is perfectly positioned as an alternative. What do you think?