Never used one…

Kann kaum erwarten, was der CDU an diesem Vorschlag minimal missfällt, weswegen sie ihn leider kompromisslos ausschlagen muss.

I would also definitely recommend to get started with learning Rust. You will need to learn more concepts along the way, but you can still learn about them while you’re coding Rust.

Or rather: I always found it most productive to learn about concepts, while I’m actively using them in a project. So, I would even recommend to jump into Rust now, try to tackle a few smaller projects, and then continue learning general concepts later.

Used to drive along a road where you would always get stuck behind a truck sooner or later, with no way to overtake for many kilometers. Whether it was sportscars or suicidal van drivers or me keeping a steady pace, everyone always got stuck behind the same damn truck.

Really would’ve liked a radio intercom thingamabob, to tell people that we can save fuel by going 10 under and still get stuck behind a truck in due time.

Capsaicin (the chemical that causes the heat sensation in chilis) is soluble in oil, so it can definitely play a role.

In my experience with maths, there’s a whole bunch of different conventions all over the place, so it might’ve genuinely been how they were taught, even if you were taught differently…

Oh yeah, that was my assumption, for sure, too. I was just playing devil’s advocate for the trenchcoat theory, because it’s funny.

I mean, probably happens a lot that the bones of different dinosaurs end up next to each other.

Would it happen for every T-Rex fossil in the same way? Well, less likely…

Sort of in the vein of Pixar movies is also Big Buck Bunny, which I had to think of. (With the caveat, that I’m the opposite of a movie person. 😅)

But well, it’s only 10 minutes long and freely available, so IMHO definitely worth watching.
You can do so here, for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Buck_Bunny#Plot

Not entirely sure, if ReactOS would count. Its documentation has a section on WiFi and one of the screenshots on their webpage shows Firefox, but that looks to be a rather old version of Firefox, so no idea if modern versions of it work, too, well, and how well the whole WiFi business works, too.

Well, and one could argue that it’s part of the Windows family.

https://reactos.org/

Hab mich vor dem Amtsantritt gefragt, wie er aus dieser Oppositionsrolle herauskommen will. Die Antwort ist wohl gar nicht. Jetzt ist er die Opposition zur Bevölkerung.

Find’s aus utilitaristischer Sicht eigentlich auch ganz sinnvoll, weil einem die Stadt bei der Durchfahrt dadurch eher im Kopf bleibt, und es so mindestens auch zur Orientierung hilft.

Aber manche der Skulpturen sind auch echt schräg. Habe schon öfter einfach nur irgendwelche verbogenen Bleche und verrostete Stahlträger gesehen, die so Mikado-artig zusammengeschweißt waren.
Ist bestimmt extrem günstig, aber leider auch recht streitbar, ob das das Stadtbild aufwertet oder lieber den Schrottplatz zieren sollte.

Fänd’s halt viel cooler, wenn es irgendwas aus der Stadthistorie ist, oder zumindest etwas, das man bei einer Wegbeschreibung benennen kann.

Yeah, similar to VR, they have their use, but compete with technology that pretty much everyone already has, so when push comes to shove, people will use what they have.

I mean, for the bugs in the screenshot, it is more than plenty, if even just 1% of bad code slips through.

And AI-generated code is extremely time-consuming and tricky to review, because you can’t assume there to be rhyme and reason to the changes, so I would be surprised, if they actually put in all the effort to properly review.

Ja, finde ich auch wild. Abgesehen davon, dass das Ergebnis jeglicher Intuition widerspricht, muss es doch auch schon unzählige Studien geben, dass auch generell schon eine Pause zur Erholung beiträgt (wie man sie in der Schule z.B. macht).
Und ein Nickerchen ist mindestens eine sehr intensive Pause, von allem was so auf das Gehirn feuert.

Really my biggest frustration is that it isn’t transparent what’s generated and what’s not. If a human wrote the code, then I want to teach them, especially if there’s glaring logic issues in the code.

But at the same time, the most likely cause for glaring logic issues, is if they generated the code. And then it’s just a complete fucking waste of my time to try to teach them.

Can’t easily test this, but it might be possible to set the game itself to “Full Screen (Windowed)” and then tell Plasma to fullscreen the window. You can try this by launching the game and then pressing Alt+F3 to bring up the window menu. In there, you can fullscreen it through Plasma. You can also set a keyboard shortcut for this (I use Meta+F11).

The new doom system is kind of cool. When I got doomed with claustrophobia, I had to switch up my play style quite a bit for 1½ dungeon floors. Which is long enough that it’s worth developing your character somewhat differently to help deal with that.

Obviously, you still want to avoid being doomed, and it isn’t too hard to do that so far, at least in the dungeon, but as a form of punishment, it is quite interesting.
Might be worth throwing out the draining system and giving those monsters doom instead, as draining was never too interesting…

Einer der Vorteile, wenn man von zu Hause arbeiten kann…