It had it's share of problems, but I really enjoyed it. The teleportation training montage was great.
My favorite part was the flerkin escape at the end. It seems like every marvel plot lately has been resolved with a big fight scene and/or with the hero and villain firing different colored laser beams at each other and grunting aggressively. I loved that they solved the problem with some lateral thinking. It was also a hilarious set piece.
There's a built in snippet system too, called skeletons, but most people seem to prefer the yasnippet interface.
Some GPL projects do it. If you find someone infringing, it's easier to sue them if you have one copywrite holder instead of 100.
I tried and failed to install it on my laptop last year. Couldn't figure out the problem and went back to pop. I'm messing around with it in a vm, though, and liking it a lot. I may try again when I have some more time to troubleshoot.
GOTY for me is Vertigo 2.
GPL was the most popular at one point. MIT overtook it around the turn of the century, I think.
Yeah. I had a few complaints, but overall thought it was a fun movie.
Fzf isn't really experimental. It's pretty mature at this point. I found it to be pretty innovative, though, adding an interactive spin to the find program.
Are you sure this isn't selection bias?
Is it really that the the Godot approach is fast enough most of the time, or is it that everyone who needs perf has just decided to use something else.
When the API thing happened, several of the subreddits I frequented had threads about finding an alternative to move to. Lemmy was mentioned, but but discounted early on.
One problem was that people found out the main dev was a tankie and didn't want to be associated with the project because of that.
They ended up going to discords, or self hosted forums, or just staying on reddit.
I think they just mean that Linux is gpl and the most popular os in the world and bsd isn't and isn't.
I would kind of like to play Astro Bot but don't have PSVR.
I'd like to go back and finish Obduction (I think I stopped in the middle because some other game came out) but I'll have to start over from the beginning because I don't remember what's going on. Also something happened since then so performance is terrible now.
I wanted to love star shelter because I love space games and the devs' other titles were great, but something about the locomotion made me very sick. Weird, since I had no problem with Lone Echo 1 & 2.