I feel like it’s as much the number of libraries as the language. There are many bloated C/C++ applications.

Could you provide a link to the documentation? It’s strange that it’s so barebones.

I work for a company developing software for Windows and deal with COM all the time. How do you communicate across dynamic libraries and languages in Linux?

If you can get away with being car-free and using the bike for the longer trips around town, it’s cheaper than a car. However, since I have a 20+ mile commute to my job currently in an area where it rains a lot and can get cold, that’s a no-go.

If it takes so much effort to move the taskbar, why did it need to be fully rewritten in react native when everything worked before?

Because an LLM can generate a lot of (garbage?) code quickly.

Same with motorcycling, unless you get paid $13/hr to be an MSF instructor.

Bad article, the number of issues aren’t normalized to anything other than PRs. I expect AI authorized PRs to be somewhat bigger than a fully human authorized one.

I gotta see some pics of your megabases

In the early days it was the most complex, but then Pyanodons overtook it. I’d really like to try out Pyanodons someday when I have a more stable career.

Have you ever built a megabase in Bob’s and Angel’s?

6 or 7 runs of Bob’s and Angel’s? That’s crazy, why did you play it so many times? I gotta get back to attempting to build a mega base in my save :)

Compared to GNOME, it’s still fairly lightweight.

Didn’t KDE fix many of its mistakes from version 4? We’re on KDE 6 now.

That’s insane. I’ve beaten Bob’s+Angel’s (with a limp to the finish line) in 123 hours. There are many hundred items and thousands of total recipes, many with byproducts in B+A. How is Pyanodons that much longer?

This might be cheating but I’m assuming mods/DLCs to a game count as part of the game.

1. Factorio. Pretty much endless amount of stuff you can do with mods on top of a top-tier base game.
2. Minecraft, also for the mods.
3. Geometry Dash. So many user created levels and the highest skill ceiling of pretty much any game.
4. Asetto Corsa, or whatever the most realistic, moddable car racing sim there is. I don’t play this game but I don’t want that genre to die.
5. Really struggling to think of anything else so I’m just gonna go with another fun, replayable, moddable game: Balatro. Edit: After reading other responses and me forgetting some games I think Skyrim would be a better choice here.

Latency actually is increased on Wayland: https://mort.coffee/home/wayland-input-latency/ and Dedoimedo’s Wayland articles.

Please correct me if I’m wrong and provide a source.

If we had fast windowing systems back then, why is modern KDE slower than XP?

The worst part is that diablo immortal makes hundreds of millions a year.

I’d consider that until I realize the insurance is over $1k/yr for my dream bikes…

Engineering explained did a video on something similar with the 3000hp Chinese hypercar, and his conclusion was that you’d need to be going something like 175mph (280kph) to be able to use full power without spinning the tires.

Thousands of horsepower in a car is a terrifying amount of power.