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Rust dev, I enjoy reading and playing games, I also usually like to spend t

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To be fair, trusting mail with my passport still terrifies me, even though it maybe shouldn't

Yeah, in case of polio and pox, there's no question of if it will be beneficial

A good link, maybe image may be harmful even if it's without context

So, you're suggesting we make games per hour subscription? A good idea /s

Although you may be right about why they did it, I feel like imagery of gambling is not meant to be 'something that is in any way related to something that happens to be gambling', it's when gambling is shown but you're not the one gambling. If someone in game is gambling that's imagery, if a game uses cards for something that is not gambling it's not imagery.

Maybe winning a game award while being solo developer studio, it feels like this to me

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So… solitaire should be 18+ after all?

Well, I thought it was intended and more common, now I will think otherwise, you really have much more experience indeed

America is to blame for Russia's actions

I'm not sure I saw this point being made, although I agree that not much actionable ideas were proposed

I'd say it looks kinda sad even if it was not eir day off, it shouldn't necessarily look like that but this picture does

The second is given to the team to split onto everyone and celebrate, too

Sounds nice, it's good to see some people receive better conditions

I couldn't agree more with the latter part, I know a lot of backend engineers who consider frontend simple without ever trying what it really takes. This is not a healthy way to view someone else's work, and it usually produces friction between back and front end teams

I was toldo the other day that in ten years there will be no testers because developers will do all the testing.

I've seen how it works out in practice: there's not enough time for testing and for developing, too, developers are going to burn and the product is going to be shit done and shit tested. Maybe it works if your company is willing to spend extra for less results by someone doing all the stuff less efficient than what they could, but that's a rare occurrence.

That's a bit weird thing to assume if you have only your machine to check, and I have only mine, so both of us are exactly one case to encounter. But since there are numerous questions and articles about this, it's maybe not only on my machine.

It is possible that it's not tied to an OS version, because I have switched to a different MacBook, too, and it may have been this what stopped music from launching.

Also, if this is only a change in managing bugs, nothing may have changed except for more bug tracking for trivial bugs, or the opposite, ignoring more severe bugs

I think, this was what future was imagined at the beginning of the previous century. It definitely is what I would rather like to see instead of what we got, where automation is not for easing the work, but for removing the people.

It looks like Linux got much friendlier as of lately, and requires much less figuring out, but ymmv and you can of course run into issues, unfortunately.

Nowadays we usually have the benefit of being connected to the internet from something other than the computer we're fiddling with, it was quite hard to troubleshoot modem issues when you need that modem to work for the internet connection.

I'm a pleb, barely literate in computers, just pretty okay at finding things I need on Google and blindly copying commands

I think that's enough for most of things, really. I'm supposed to be a power user, but I just do the same: google whenever I need to do something