Hahaha, that happened to me as well, although nobody followed me. I ended up in the marathon race, for which I hadn’t trained, so after 30 km (!) I had to finally give up and ride back in shame in the car they had at that station together with the others that didn’t made it.

I did run the marathon a few years later.

I was in a TV commercial for an online second-hand store that was broadcast on national cable TV and people recognized me for like a year after.

Far Cry Primal is completely in the fictional We ja language.

It depends. If there is enough CPU and memory headroom, it’ll be fine. Some games run better, some same, some worse.

Not perfect, but close to it.

It’s not hard to do when literally 90% of people, young and old, are buried in their phone each and every day you go to work on public transportation, many of them with this stupid smile on their faces they exchange silly things with their loved ones. I find it so fascinating and pretty funny to witness, so it’s easy to make a joke about.

And then I realize that I’m on my phone as well. 🤣 At least not while I’m walking, I just can’t do it. I have keep an eye out and dodge those that do, haha.

If you think I’m exaggerating, come walk around here for a bit!

I just find it funny that younger people feel instantly targeted when it’s about their phones. I mean, I use my phone all the time as well, but I’m still honest enough to admit how ridiculous this whole phone situation is.

Not just women, but also wamen and wumen as well.

Nice! Another one!

Stack Overflow usage has always come with the condition that you understood what the answer was doing and that it actually applied to your problem, on top of feeling that it looked like a high quality solution to it instead of crappy code. I mean, I guess in that sense, the people who blindly copied everything from the internet were the first vibe coders…

Oh, trust me, they would.

“Why did this library have this book that showed him how to kil himself?! Ban books!”

Then like something else.

Free as in freedom has always referred to the availability of the source code and the power to make changes to it.

That’s because each tab is sandboxed.

Yep, Turbo Pascal 6 on DOS! No internet needed! Kids these days need AI to do anything. Now get off my lawn!

I guess upstarts are expected to cut corners.

Exactly. We’re not taking about hobby projects anymore.

Does GitHub offer some sort of contract or agreement for those companies? Not an expert on these things, things like NDA’s, uptime guarantees, etc.

My code is hosted on our selfhosted GitLab instance. How many companies host their code on GitHub? I’m seriously asking…