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  • Do you prefer to have everything as a native application then?

  • Because if I say CAD then it would include KiCAD which is rock solid already and IMHO is perfect for most SME too

  • I honestly welcome it. It brings up a lot more than just games in the future like MCAD and maybe even more creative apps.

  • You know, if the effort to keep flash alive is there, then surely there is the market for flash "game engine"

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  • It was meant for low effort cleaning. Like, "you go to work without needing to clean" cleaning

  • I prefer reticulum. They make it so the network is independent of the physical layer. You can even use old AX.25 modem if you wanted to. Which is what I did. I basically use MCU to be a modem and use 3.5mm jack to connect it to any amateur/HAM radio

  • Oh god not the AX.25. I still use it to reuse HAM radio as an emergency network

  • You need to understand that testing the fix itself takes time. Especially if it is for a new hardware to make sure it doesn't break other hardware somehow

  • Oh god, especially true for ERP when things got out of hand

  • He means to ask if you tool is open sourced. If so, he wanted to look at the code

  • Idk about that. There are many uses for compute units beside training. Inference may still be possible. But also, I'm just remembering that time the PS3 was used as a super computer. If general purpose compute hardware is subsidized, I think gamers won't be able to get it and instead it will get to the hands of corporations or research institutes for cheap compute hardware. Why spend 1k to get a sub-par machine when you can get the same one with say $500 (if valve subsidize it)

  • And people wonder why valve won't subsidize their PC. If they do, they'll run out fast. And not by gamers

  • You store git repo in your documents?!

  • Lmao, same

  • Ahh, you have the new install. Yes that is a known issue. I was installing it before they did the switcheroo with their custom distribution QT6 webview (the root cause of the issue). If you have the old install it still works just fine

  • I imagine if you play MSFS you have a beefy PC to handle Affinity through WINE

  • Check out the proton rating site for space engineers. I forgot the specific but there's a command line and proton version that works best for it. Another valid option is to have dual compositor (I use plasma and gamescope) since you can easily choose that on the login screen.

  • Affinity can be installed on Linux via WINE just fine. There's even a repo for it. Fusion360, of all things, also works the same way. WINE is not just for gaming