Starting with 4.5 dev 5, you can expect your Web games to run a little bit more smoothly, without having to do anything. Especially when things get chaotic (for your CPU). It isn’t a silver bullet for poorly optimized games, but it will help nonetheless. Also, note that it cannot do anything for GPU rendering bottlenecks.
So people can't complain that "Godot is slow" when they don't optimise their games.
In fact, I am what they call a late adopter. I didn’t get a cell phone until the fall of 2003
Excuse me, what? That's late? Don't make me feel old, lady.
But also, she has two children and seems to be practising digital abstention with them. IMO that's going to be as useful as sexual abstention is: not very.
Education and practice are the best form of prevention, I think. When they one day have full access to a phone they bought with their own money and are untethered from their mother, they won't be prepared to handle the digital drugs inflicted upon them.
Also, it seems as if she equates iphones to phones in general; as if iphones are the generic term and everything else is specific. A little worrying.
I really think if flatpaks were built upon nix, it would resolve these problems. It would however bring a new problem: people would have to learn forsaken nix 💀
That knowledge is gone. Everything is a web app running JavaScript in a browser. We don't need to be encumbered by pesky things like pages and folders. 😋
In a decade, most games will be cross platform but compiled for ~~windows~~ proton and people will have forgotten why. Then somebody or some group will come up with "cross platform compilation" and the circle will start a new only to return to proton or some form of it.
I'm curious, why an official app? Newpipe and grayjay exist. Couldn't this have been spent on improvements in peertube itself? Or were the main devs happy to switch focus for a while and become consumers of their own product? It could show them he pain points of building an external app and feed into improvements in the back end, but was this the reason for a mobile app?
What is a "kernel" in this context? It doesn't seem to be related to the OS kernel but some kind of graphics kernel? Whatever that is...
Are you doing his in any official capacity? Who are you? And who is "us"?
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I assumed this was going to be a negative article because my experience with canonical was equally disappointing. It only took me one go to drop it though. The pseudo-scientific questions in the online assessment got me so annoyed I was just cursing by the time it was over. Companies with this kind of selection process do not deserve the talent they get.
Shuttleworth's involvement in the recruitment process explains why Ubuntu is such an annoying operating system to deal with. He probably gets involved in wrong places all the time. There likely is some kind of vision, but the dude won't listen to critique, and surrounds himself with yes-men.
Redhat was... not as bad, but there's something equally annoying about yet another opensource company deciding to copy silicon valley recruitment processes, instead of thinking for themselves and trying to be innovative in that regard too.
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