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The game I most recently bought is Trackmania United Forever, still $15 on sale even though it came out in 2008. I suppose my purchase of that is less though than of what they get from a user playing their new subscription based (!) racing game for a year.
I think the only games I’ve played in the last month or so have been Trackmania United Forever and bonk.io
No, they said 67% at 6y or older, but 92% at more than 2 years old
I wouldn’t call a game that came out in 2023 “old”.
The UI looks the same lol
The layers are the big thing, but its hard to show because the final result looks the same anyways
It looks closer to the markdown style of formatting though, and I doubt it has page formatting, or other more advanced formatting, or extensions, or a large selection of fonts. Honestly, even though docs has pageless formatting now, most people don’t use it when they should, making everything unnecessary harder to read, so this will be better in that regard at least. This is probably good enough for 95% of what people use Docs for, but I wouldn’t call it a replacement.
I haven’t used it because I don’t have a French government account, so correct me if I’m wrong about any of that.
Edit: it looks like it only has 1 font and no page formatting
I think it means half less than 5, or 4.5
Maybe you’d say “half until 5” in english
Servo is still making quick progress though.
Every source I’ve seen has shown rust and c++ to be very similar in terms of performance.
Is ecosia going to become actually decent? I used it for like 4 years but then tried DuckDuckGo and the results were just a lot better. I like the idea of ecosia, but I’m not willing to put up with that low of quality of search results.
Why not just turn on offline mode on the steam deck? Its easier than blocking it from the internet…
Swift is decent, one of the biggest .net (c#) people gave a talk at godotcon about whay he likes it better than c#
It works cross platform, it’s just developed by apple
Unfortunately NASA rockets are also made by corporate assholes because everything is outsourced to the military industrial complex
Stylistic, it takes extra effort to do that
It’s hard to say. “Open core” means that most of the software is open source (licenses vary) but some features are locked behind a paywall. Gitlab takes this approach for example, also maybe onlyoffice.
Servo is another wip web browser, managed by the Linux foundation’s European branch. It’s a little less far along but is making relatively quick progress now. Apparently discord already mostly works, with sending messages currently being a problem.
There are some pretty corporate “open core” software companies tho, that’s a more grey area
Idk if the tech for 3d printers is really more complex. All of the parts are readily available, basically nothing needs to be specially made except the hot end (one single metal part)
The consumer experience for 2d printers worse IMO but that’s probably because I’m stuck on Windows with its terrible printing system
Apparently (according to some random comment on Reddit where this was posted) this was written by an organization called “Third Way”, that doesn’t actually have influence in the government or either political party
I think most big budget multiplayer games last 2-5 years, but there are some (among us, fall guys, lethal company, etc) that pass pretty quickly, and some that are just bad enough that they are basically outdated already when they come out.