





I would count a de-alteration as a negative alteration, for the purpose of quantifying how much something has been altered
I don’t think so, but now that I think about it, it’s quite similar…
“Nonsense, there’s an entire field of science behind computers”
"

"





It solves the problem of having nostalgia for KDE 3.5, along with the problem of being curious about what KDE used to look like some time ago


Arguably, when you’re learning 3D graphics programming with APIs such as OpenGL or Vulkan you are programming 3D models
If you throw it, and the dragon happens to be proficient in crowbar operation within fast-paced environments, it ain’t gonna end well
Even disregarding the long-term problems, I fear for the days when every single game looks the same because their developers decide that UE5 knows best and that there’s no way photorealism gets in the way of artistic direction
… hell, even in stylized UE5 games, I don’t know how or why but I can feel the UE5ness


You’ll have to pry my ability to do stupid shit from my cold dead handsääääääää
Well, there was one episode of South Park about people who annoy you…


The experience here is 25 TB of javascript processed by a Turing-complete Rube Goldberg machine powered by a hamster on a wheel
LOBSTER?
WHERE!?!



deleted by creator


or we end up with a JS-based start menu in Win11



… more than once? D:





You added the wrong vowel to consonant-ending words while doing a faux Italian accent