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Hey now. Us physics majors can just do less efficient engineering work.

I feel like you guys are better than us at a lot tbh.

Were you using Firefox? On my phone, FF browser takes ~5% battery per hour,

Mine drains about 6% per hour, it’s absolutely unsustainable. Just uninstalled firefox, let’s see. I regret getting it so much (pixel 7) lol.

edit. wasnt it, what a piece of shit this phone is.

Destiny

When I first played I had a wiki open on my second monitor for about the first month I was playing.

Love the game. One of my favorites. And the artwork and music are second to none.

It definitely has the worst onboarding experience ever though.

BG3

It does have deep systems. But you can just pick what feels right to you and the game will accommodate you.

It’s a masterpiece.

Install Plex Radarr Sonarr and Jackett.

Select jackett as the indexer for both sonarr and Radarr.

Select your torrent program as the main torrent program for both radarr and sonarr.

Point the Plex library to whatever folder you selected to use on Radarr and Sonarr.

And that’s it.

Faster in what sense? Doesnt seem to me as if dark reader makes things any slower.

Merge is love merge is life, get the hell out of here with that rebase witchcraft.

I have ferociously defended the platform against iPhone

Why tho

Your power supply is fine.

If you feel you can deal with your CPU for a few more years just upgrade the GPU and call it a day. A 3070 or a 6700xt would feel like a huge upgrade.

Having that said your computer is still entirely serviceable. I’d just hold on a few more years and upgrade the whole thing.

Oh I totally misread the question. My bad.

Answering the actual question. Any game that spams me with dark patterns bullshit is immediately unfun.

Oh here’s your daily login reward! Ready for your dailies? Oh just fuck right off.

SimCity 2013 or whatever the full online one was.

It was bugs and lies all the way to the bottom of it.

Entirely agree with this.

And at least as far as Firefox goes I’m running it on gnome and there’s a beautiful theme that makes it look native for it. I’m sure there’s one for windows too if you look.

Huh. I’ve only ever tried jetbrains stuff for about five minutes. Got mad confused and angry and gave up.

I might give it another go. Thanks.

A linter a debugger and a clean interface in general are all I need. And most text editors suffice for that.

I’ve never been able to benefit from an IDE in a way that make up for how much slower and more bloated they are.

I’d love to hear what some of the main benefits are though.

Full IDEs kinda suck.

Worst part of reading this is that I do not remember the year. Or the patch number. But Im fairly positive I know exactly about what you are talking about.

Are there any viable alternatives?

I was not aware there have been leaks. Thank you. And oh yeah. I always verify the technical stuff I tell it to write. It just makes.it.look professional in ways that would take me hours.

My experience asking for new info from it has been bad. I don’t really do it anymore. But honestly. It’s not needed at all.

It doesn’t matter too much which engine you pick up.

If you feel like writing in c++ and can deal with unreals longer compile times go for it.

If you want to write in c# go with unity if you want lots of documentation and tutorials. Go with godot if you want something open source.

The skills you’ll pick up with any choice transfer very easily to another choice. Don’t stress too much. There are no wrong choices.

Edit. On whether picking up c# is easy if you know c++. That’s where I came from too and there was like. No learning curve at all. It will feel very easy and natural.

Edit2. On which one scales better for large worlds. None and all of them. It’s entirely up to you to make your code efficient for large scale projects. No engine will help you there. They all have the basic tools for you to optimize your code though.

Tldr: literally doesn’t matter which one you pick. If you want a stranger to pick for you. Go with godot. Can’t go wrong with open source and quick iteration times.