MrScottyTay

Windows open at night. Curtains or blinds shut during the day.

• Final Fantasy VII (might be replaced with Rebirth if I end up replaying it a bunch in the future like I do with the OG)
• Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue
• Theme Hospital
• Mirrors Edge
• Celeste
• Halo 3
• Need for Speed Most Wanted
• Tony Hawk Underground
• Persona 3 Reload (before this it would’ve been 4 that would’ve been my favourite of the franchise)
• The Sims 3

I tried to think of games that I keep coming back to, or in the case of Persona and Celeste, ones that stick in my head even years after beating them.

Edit: don’t know how this slipped my mind but a kingdom Hearts game should definitely be here. It’s my favourite game series, I think I forgot to put it down because I was trying to think of which one I would put down as the best of the series.

Qwerty is bad for physical keyboards, but it’s actually pretty good for mobile especially for swipe typing. I use coleman-dh on an ergo split keyboard but i still use qwerty on my phone because it just works better.

I’ve probably completely misremembered it and maybe learned of it the same time i learned about and installed powertoys. My bad.

The waiting around for others conversations are always wild and funny. They’re worth the awkward moments waiting alone.

I’m currently not on my windows pc at the moment but it could be that it’s functionality might actually be native to win 11? I don’t realise use it myself I just remember seeing it when originally getting powertoys and thinking that was cool

Oh, I don’t know which way around it is then actually. I’ve not subscribed before, but a colleague does so it’s possible I’ve misheard or misinterpreted what he said

Jet brains does still let you keep the last used version when you unsubscribe

There is for windows, and it’s further improved if you get power toys too

We have been shown that there is some weight to a lightsaber when lit though. Like in Rebels and the Mandalorian/Book of Boba.

And this weight is different to how a normal sword would work. The length adjustment is to finetune this power/weight distribution to fit the user and their style of fighting. Which is why we get shotos and claymores, as well as different sizes for different sized species.

It’s “my, my, this here anakin guy” isn’t it?

If you don’t understand much about AI models, how they work, how to install/use them and unable to recover all of the specific jargon that comes with the field…

That site is very useful but it’s not a great starting point, it is not useful in the terms of understanding everything beyond just diving in the deep end and troubleshooting via external help forums like stack overflow regularly to figure it out.

Go to the website and you’ll likely be the caveman

Yeah I hate that it seems now you have to pay a premium to NOT have RGB

I stray away from it as much as possible

I already get paid more than the three directors, we’re a small company with very little money at the moment, and under threat of going under. They want to pay me more. It’s just if they did, the company goes under next month instead of a few months down the line if no new clients come to the table and actually commit to working with us.

Oh yeah, I’m severely underpaid in my current job, even for where I live and what my role is. But I’m happy with my bosses and my colleagues. They’ve got my back more than not and I can be happy knowing I’m not in a hostile work environment. They are my genuine friends. Also helps that I enjoy the work I do. It’s not going to be my forever job but I’m savoring it while i can before I move on.

Yeah I guess it’s more that the general office world bleeds into the dev world

I’m a senior in the north east and I’m on 32k. But cost of living and houses are sooooo much cheaper here. I am not scraping by, I’m doing good.

Hate that a lot of programmer “culture” revolves around coffee. We should not be normalising caffeine addictions

Oh yeah, so it is.

Reading comprehension sure is hard haha