Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
My game design team introduced me to Stencyl, and… oh! It uses Scratch-like blocks as their code.
That’s great then: they can’t easily prompt an LLM about their code and neither can it generate a code for them. This is going to be a win-win for human effort, and a nice break from my other projects involving my teammates.
I think I pushed them to use it a bit too much though…
I just discovered my second external HDD has E.T. on it complete with English subtitles
Guess what I’m watching on my laptop tonight
having your laptop drain your battery whilst it’s in suspend is the worst thing that can happen to your computer
I can’t for the life of me figure out how to develop in game engines like Unity or Godot
Meanwhile I can code Snake in Pygame in a single day (then again, ‘tis just Snake)
what do you mean not plugged in?! you’re an internal speaker, you have no plug to be plugged out
am I insincere to get slightly ticked off when computers used “please” to command me something instead of just saying “sorry”
I re-discovered my Smurf’s comics that my parents bought back when I was ~10. This is one of books I have read (not in French of course, and Google Books can’t even give me a link to the English translation), and it made me think…
It’s the year of our Lord 2026. Do you think we have created the Book that Tells Everything, complete with its inaccuracies?
I don’t know what the DS did to the track, but I much prefer its BGM of Route 216 than the Switch remaster