I always appreciate stuff like this, usually I just use chown user dir/ which usually changes the perms in such a way that makes whatever I'm doing work. Afterwards I just chown back to the original user.
I should mention that this is what a psycho would do and I only do this shit when Im messing in docker and I need something to happen in a shared folder but it just doesn't.
I currently use fitnotes, I know there's a more foss version of that on fdroid iirc, but it's been serving me well. It doesn't go down to ms, but the foss version might and if it doesn't apparently it's pretty extensible.
Ya I was getting this error the other day it was so weird, preesh fr on fixing that bug
I agree with this to a certain extent, but it depends on the intention of the programmer. Sometimes if performance is what's needed, it can't be all that readable.
Never in my life would I thought to see a government sponsored game jam.
Oooh I never even thought ab doing this. That sounds fun af
What's a Linux prompt
I use PopOS normally and the dual sense controllers are the ones that work the easiest for me.
Sweeeeet, thanks for this. I also found one called Orbit that's a googlr project that I'm pretty sure I could use for my rust project. I really appreciate the link.
I read the article and was like huh, I'm kinda sad that they shut it down, but I really appreciate it point. I've been wondering a lot ab how this will effect academics and frankly, like most things nowadays, just seems futile.
This is pretty cool, but I have no idea what the significance is.
I'd agree with another comment that this is generally overthinking it. Are you planning on expanding this game to accommodate other features and that's why being deliberate about this memory model is important? How much time are you planning on doing this in? Ask yourself questions about your goals before diving into a solution.