So figure out how to run it on Vulkan instead of requiring the user to be locked into expensive CUDA cards.

I hate to break it to you, but WoW is still the most played MMO on the planet, even after 20 years.

So it would seem like the MMO playerbase on the whole would disagree with you.

I am in .net as well. The clean code virus runs rampant.

Swimming in DTOs and ViewModels that are exact copies of Models; services that have two methods in them: a command method and then the actual command the command method calls, when the calling class already has access to the data the command method is executing; 3 layers of generic abstractions that ultimately boil down to a 3 method class.

Debugging anything is a nightmare with all the jumps through all the different classes. Hell, just learning the code base was a nightmare.

Now I'm balls deep in a warehouse migration, which means rewriting the ETL to accommodate both systems until we flip the switch. And the people who originally wrote the ETL apparently didn't read the documentation for any of it.

It's a pain in the ass to work in, and it produces slow code.

https://www.computerenhance.com/p/clean-code-horrible-perfor...

https://www.computerenhance.com/p/clean-code-horrible-perfor...

as per usual, liberal policy doing the exact opposite thing they claim it does.

Just because the phrase is used colloquially to describe a specific group of restaurants doesn't change the fact the phrase "fast food" is comprised of two words, one being a noun; the other an adjective.

Fast greasy food. Fast disgusting food.

Fast food is not a word. It is a phrase.

Words don't have spaces.

"Words" don't have "spaces."

Phrases are made of words separated by spaces.

"Boiling Water" is not a word.

"Water" is a word. A noun, the subject.

"Boiling" is a word. An adjective, in this case. Which modifies the subject.

I don't know if you're trying to be clever, but you're not.

As with every other subsidized sector, they balloon the price when there is an unlimited supply of funding to pay for it.

As opposed to a consumer focused sector where the prices are dictated by what the consumer can afford.

Its almost as if the Muslims conquered Israel to take the land for their own.

so you're putting the content in a fancy container to scroll through... just to get to the bottom of that container. And then what?

i dont want an os inside a web browser inside an os.

i want to browse web [i]pages[/i].

Amiga os was better than its competition.

That's what set it apart.

That's what needs to happen again.

That's what y'all don't understand.

Once places like RadioShack existed, it wasn't about hardware anymore.

Right. The most important part of using the hardware -- the software -- is not modern.

You're not emulating anything with non-modern software. You're not doing much of anything, tbh.

I don't care about a keyboard. I don't care about retro computing.

What I care about is a modern amiga operating system, running on modern hardware.

And make it backwards compatible for the retro computing crowd.

I hate to break it to you all, but retro hardware is a novelty, nothing more.

How about a new operating system with backwards compatibility that runs on modern arm hardware...

No, you'll just see actual policy disagreement in the real world. Like Elon disagreeing about the big beautiful bill, or Rand Paul holding out over specific pieces of it.

Something you'll never see from the democrats, except by the ones who leave the party.

Towe that line baby!