it makes gameplay, not screenshots feel smoother. Screenshots are not playable, no matter how sharp it might look

I always structure my projects such that there is one build.sh file you run, and it does the whole build unattended

holy shit this had me in stitches. Even the issues page on github is in chicken, as well as the tags.

with the process server singing him happy birthday

Yes, a different cuestion usually has a different answer

this. put the sensors, audio jack, notification led, ir blaster back!

And fuck off with the ai!

heard of it, but never used it. Works really well with termux though

This chorded keyboard

I’m more of a factorio guy myself. I’m going to become a hermit next monday

not in the slightest. But the apps are free

what a world we live in!

no, it wouldn’t. Because the car is not filled with aerosolized explodey-gas, but just flammable liquid contained in a robust tank. it is not explosive. It can catch fire, but not simply from impact. You’d need a hole in the tank lower than the current fuel level and an external ignition source. Even if you shoot the gas tank directly, it will not explode. It is physically impossible for it to explode.

Puncture one of an electric car’s cells, and it sets off a chain reaction. The whole car very quickly goes up in flames.

is this satirizing some other recently introduced subscription of Mazda’s?

so… a stochastic parrot?

challenge icsiepted! I just need to buy a 3rd monitor

i got it to cover the whole screen once.

It just keeps growing

i hate coding for browsers. To that end, I do not actually know css. I just called it padding when I wrote my own qr code library, because it was easier to say than “quiet zone”.

Just like “dots” or “pixels” are easier to say than “modules”

the bottom one is not a qr code. The padding is part of it.

tests are code too. It makes you feel more productive to generate them, I guess.

If it’s not good for the real code, it’s not good for the tests