Me, crying in Xcode 🥲

@jkommeren For me it is, because I had a 128GB model before. The base model M1 Air has 256GB, which is more than enough for me for now

I guess all three?

- I did make a few web apps and still maintain some of them.
- Currently working on an app for iOS and macOS.
- Been making games since 2018.

It's ridiculous for some of the sites I visit. Even better when I HAVE to turn off Intelligent Tracking Prevention in Safari to get a damn survey to load.

I thought we did UDP here...?

Wonderful. I remember doing that for injecting custom styles into Schoology to make it look somewhat Material Design-ish back in high school. Not fun.

If we're talking Tears for Fears' "Head Over Heels", I get it.

Though I usually listen to lo-fi music or whatever music Apple adds to their WWDC Coding Focus playlist.

> No one will be able to understand this clusterfuck of a module even though it's entire purpose is "read number and write number elsewhere"...

This just sounds like you could put this in the same class, easy as that. Maybe it's something caused by being in "TDD" mode or something, but that sounds a little outrageous. Though I'd probably do the same for an hour, spend an extra two figuring out what's wrong, write it all over again in a single class or method, and boom, it works.

@rantsauce I’ll try finding it for you ASAP

Nice! What’s it about?

Welcome!

I honestly cannot stand using Google Workspace at all, even after being put in a situation where I no longer am mandated to use it (my college uses Microsoft).

Please, just let me choose the software I want to use. I'll take iWork + Office 365 over Google any day.

Though now I'm using iA Writer more regularly as my "word processor".

@atrabilious That or Pipfile/pypoetry.toml. The only reasonable way to really work with Python packages.

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Maybe I've never done it that way before, but when I wrote up a database project, we had a test PostgreSQL server that we were running our API stuff with before deploying that to one on Heroku.

400 Request Maloned

I think I’ve learned my lesson after working with it and OpenGL.

Very much happy with Swift, thanks.

@Eklavya Big oof

@atrabilious You wouldn't have to worry about vectors ever again, they said.

You could possibly never have to worry about them to rotate a player to follow the cursor, they said.

Mm, yes, the classic "let's run audit to fix it" when a dependency requires a dependency with a vulnerability in it. Fun times.

@irene Postgres is pretty nice. Only other one I've tried is SQLite.

@Root I'm pretty much fine with art and UI since I'm getting more comfortable with pixel art. Just some of the more complex bits as I'm brainstorming is worrying.

But then again I don't need to think so much about it for prototyping.

@RememberMe True. I think I'll have the burnout taken care of once I finish my current project. Don't want to let asset work destroy my motivation to try making a Godot game with Swift!

Sequel!

Yikes. Sorry to hear 😬

Awesome, congrats!

@Eklavya Ah, that one! It’s been fun so far with Godot, and I can’t wait to get it released soon.

@Eklavya Thanks! Which game are you referring to? I’ve used Ren’Py, SpriteKit/Swift and Godot.

Fair. I recently worked on a database project where I thought I'd do all of the frontend magic for that particular app. That didn't quite pan out.

Add I was taking a course specifically for databases... (which is fine, I did learn more SQL for my own good)

And I only recently gotten the hang of Docker 😅