I’m not in a position right now to look at the files. What language is it written in? I wonder if Bedrock was branched from this project.

On Wikipedia, 4J is credited with working on Bedrock on the main Minecraft page, but not on the Bedrock page.

Edit: actually, I see on the PS3 legacy console edition page that it says it was written in C++. However, it seems that pocket edition was the source for Bedrock. Perhaps this was a separate branch from pocket edition? I would guess the PC target already existed if that’s the case and was mostly used for testing until Bedrock came along and they made PC a full target platform.

Lay on your back and take my… Upvote

I honestly don’t know lol. I just know I hated our game on it.

I worked on a game that supports it. It was total shit compared to playing with a controller. Nintendo dev tools were fucking archaic at the time which made it suck to work with. What are you playing?

Damn, I think I’ve finally forgotten my ICQ number.

“Employees were complaining about low morale. So we threw them a mandatory after work pizza party for team building! It was a real hit, almost everyone showed up!”

A succulent Chinese meal

Well to be fair, there’s probably a lot of people who have no fucking clue what sudo is, but are getting instructions from stack overflow err, AI. Not that this warning would necessarily stop them, but there was an attempt.

It’s a MS issue, not isolated

The full version was offered for free at one point. That’s how I got it. I’ve never been sure how safe it is from a privacy standpoint.

It does a lot, but can’t create uncompressed zip files. I discovered this recently when I was changing phones and wanted to grab a bunch of uncompressable stuff from my secure folder. Solid Explorer can but isn’t free.

I have Material Files installed (recently) but haven’t played with it yet.

It’s your projection onto the words doing that.

“We aren’t having elections” is them saying… we are past this and we need to plan for the next thing.

Except now you’re literally projecting onto the words they’re saying.

And that’s the problem… They are making an off-hand comment without substance and a ton of negative space. It doesn’t add to the discourse, it sets it off in wild tangents as everyone fills that negative space with whatever they want to project onto it. And from what Ken said somewhere in his replies, he gets 100s of comments like that.

https://epstein-files-browser.vercel.app/

Do you honestly think that everyone outside the US sees the words “Supreme Court” in a news article title and automatically thinks its the US Supreme Court instead of the Supreme Court for their own country?

Would this title be misleading if it was about the US Supreme Court?

And in any case the point is YES as an audience we need to make sure we know what we’re commenting on. It’s basically your one job as an audience member - think critically about what you’re reading. Otherwise you get whatever hell Facebook is.

Yeah I just figure UI can factor into that a bit more, like some apps don’t show it.

Posts like this are a great test for whether people read the article (or even the first paragraph) before commenting.

Yeah I’m not playing my sax anymore this year either.

I try to bring them together, but my washer keeps walking away from my dryer during the spin cycle.

Well they’re calling them narcoterrorists, so you’re still bang on.

I didn’t think of that one. Good point.