I’m not logged in and I can see the tweet without any problems.

OP should’ve at least link the source https://x.com/miramurati/status/1839025700009030027?mx=2

I think we work for the same company…

I am by no means gadget shaming, don’t get me wrong. It’s just I do all you mentioned there with a stopwatch on my phone, and personally I would never consider buying a dedicated stopwatch for this purpose. I’m happy you’re enjoying yours though, may it last you long!

Have you heard of smartphones? 😅

!unexpectedfactorial

How is that “legal” though? Will it not be harassed by Google at some point to turn it down?

You might want to join the !mechanicalkeyboards@lemmy.ml

I personally haven’t tried the ergonomic keyboards yet, have been using Ducky One 2 for a few years and recently got KBDcraft Kit Adam (Lego keyboard) and I’m enjoying this one, super soft and nice sounding switches. From the ergonomic keyboards I’ve seen Keychron K11 Pro as an interesting one, but you’d have to see if it fits you, I can’t really recommend any myself.

That’s such a weird concept, definitely a shower thought. I like the idea of it, even though it’s very unlikely. We might never know… That’s the same vibe as with the “we’re in a simulation” theory. Hard to prove or disprove.

I use Memmy, but I don’t really like it. I might try Voyager looking at people’s comments.

Podlasie in Poland, definitely. My friend’s parents have both the same maiden name despite not being closely related. Their whole village has basically the same surname.

I don’t know if I understand you correctly, but it’s actually very possible to go back to the previous app with just one swipe. No need to return to home screen. I have iPhone 11 Pro (should work the same for any newer models too) and you just swipe at the bottom from left to right and it will switch to the previous app you had open. You can do the same gesture from right to left to go forward to the next app. You can continue the same to shift through all your recently opened apps.

Amazing, we need more competition on the market. It’s never good to let big corporations run a monopoly.

What types of games do you develop? I just started gamedev as a hobbyist earlier this year, so I’m by no means an expert in the field. I’m not into 2D games, I very much prefer 3D. What scares me is that I don’t see that many well made 3D games in Godot out there. It’s mostly 2D. Nonetheless, the engine seems to be capable of doing about the same of what Unity offers. I hope I’ll be able to soon reach the same level of proficiency in Godot and support the growth of 3D community.

Installed Godot yesterday and it’s starting to grow on me, I like it. Looking forward to a huge movement of studios over to Godot, which will hopefully speed up the development of Godot through further support. Is there any reliable source of data about which game engines are popular at the moment? I want to see that sweet sweet decline in Unity user base over to Godot.

Installed Godot yesterday and it’s starting to grow on me, I like it. Looking forward to a huge movement of studios over to Godot, which will hopefully speed up the development of Godot through further support. Is there any reliable source of data about which game engines are popular at the moment? I want to see that sweet sweet decline in Unity user base over to Godot.

Installed Godot yesterday and it’s starting to grow on me, I like it. Looking forward to a huge movement of studios over to Godot, which will hopefully speed up the development of Godot through further support. Is there any reliable source of data about which game engines are popular at the moment? I want to see that sweet sweet decline in Unity user base over to Godot.

According to the article, he has sold over 50000 within the last year alone, and hasn’t buy back a single one. And that’s already saying something.

He already knew a long time ago that this ship is sinking… What a pity, time to learn Godot.

Doesn’t really exist in the Slavic countries, so I wouldn’t say it’s universal.