in b4 unfixable physics bugs on curved slopes

my first thought was "why does he want this, and is he expecting to make money off of it?"

autism

if you want a game thats easy to mod in this way, doom is the way to go

yeah, in the future, (and i'm sure you already know this) an easy way to tell if someone is serious about a project is if they already have everything planned out, and most likely they will make the payment offer, because they NEED someone to do it. otherwise they are are just nerds dicking you around with their poorly thought our fantasy.

"whatever you think is fair" is always a trick

for sure

here's a 6hour spaghetti boi
https://youtu.be/G7rX_ggu4xk

I missed Sargon vs Metokur for this. I win?

that's cool

EEV droppin thunderf00t shoutouts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z32_MYxYhc

we have thermals
https://youtu.be/MCLdoFRq5ms

My god man. Chapter 21: Hydrothermograpgh is not in C.
It's in C++.
It's *supposed* to be in fuggin' C.

<:think_woke:378717098681171988>

Damn, I picked the wrong degree

I was an artist, no degree tho

Linux is fucked

https://twitter.com/nickmon1112/status/1041668315947708416?s=19

when you need free code you have to get it from degenerates <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

welp

it's official then, TempleOS is the only safe OS

I cant install WebIOPi because Raspian is telling me the tar.gz ball i downloaded from the official WebIOPi page is not a tar/gzip file <:what:382980756139409409>

either it's corrupt or Raspbian is retarded

considering my RPi runs Raspbian, i'm willing to believe it's Raspbian's fault

because Raspbian is mega big gay

but of course i'm too lazy to migrate everything from there to another OS that probably isn't as well supported

it probly Raspian, i see a lot of posts about this problem online

the install process is also different for Pi3 apparently <:pepe_hang:460603218766987298>

Ruby trap thots deserve burning at the stake 🔥

also, don't know if I said this before, but me and a friend of mine are working on a language with full object-orientation, simplified low-level system access, high performance, static types, abstraction control, internal optional memory management as well as a compiler

and yes, i know I said optional memory management and then compiler

it's not garbage collected, it's managed in such a way that you can easily incorporate the memory management along with the compiled executable using fancy scope logic

and when I say simplified low-level system access, that means a lot of things, but one of the most interesting features is the ability to choose where you create your variables. you can specify in memory, on disk or, more importantly **in registers**.

of course, there's a limit to how much you can cram into CPU registers, but if you use it wisely (e.g for function arguments for functions that take primitive types), you can end up with some amazing results

if the project gets completed rather than getting shelved, most of my future projects will be based on that language. it's basically everything I could ask for when it comes to languages- a not-retarded version of C++

gl

*hmmmmmmmm*

@Reaps I think youre good

I HAVE SEEN THIS IMAGE SO MANY TIMES ALREADY

when in reality

you can't ever beat my red-hot--.. oh, I can't post images

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