The Last Of Us is something I've wanted to play for years. It was THE GAME that made me regret buying an Xbox.
Eventually I left Xbox and now I'm on PC exclusively. I still want to play The Last Of Us but I'm not paying full price based on the reviews. I waited like 8 years or whatever, I can wait longer until they fix the PC port, if ever. And if not I'll wait until it's 20 bucks.
No, my criteria for staying is that it works on an app that isn't Reddit
Well he's right, that's why I rarely trust code from Nuget. I will bring down the repo, examine the code myself. I get that I may miss something but, then, that's on me.
My boss isn't going to blame me for trusting Microsoft. My boss will blame me for trusting Mike Nobody who is a developer in CountryZ who has built this really wicked shortcut I need.
Yeah in 2006 Sierra got bought out by Vivendi, I think, which later merged with Activision killing all of younger me's dreams.
Sierra was a huge part of my childhood.
If you tell me MAUI or Uno are better than WinUI I'd be tempted to try. I think I upset the poor Bing AI asking questions about WinUI the other day when it finally gave up and said something akin to "It seems like WinUI may not be ready for what you are trying to accomplish yet."
How do you build ui apps on Linux?? If there's a way to build aWPF app on Linux I'd definitely be stoked.
This movie disturbed me for days. What the actual fuck did I watch??
How long will this verbal paradox persist? "Indefinitely" said I, for it will eternally bounce between truth and lies until time itself collapses under the weight of its own recursion. The paradox, unaffected by the death of time will persist nonetheless.