Grand Theft Redemption? Lol

But no for real, thank you for the insight, that makes more sense. Sounds like the thing where open world games seem to all converge on the same point, but makes more sense.

I don’t really consider myself part of the fanbase, don’t think I’ll even have the bandwidth to play a game of this size anymore - but I can empathize.

Because I was already disappointed with GTA 3. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a really good game, but it’s simply not the top down chaos machine that GTA meant until then.

It was kinda the time where everybody thought 3D must be better than 2D. OK, only option is to accept that they’re not making the type of game GTA meant until then anymore; now it just means that in the story, you’re a criminal.

And now that’s also gone? Well, what is there left of an identity then - it’s a videogame, I guess?

Man thinking about it, I should see if I can get 1, 2 or GTA London somewhere, give that another go and relive some memories lol

Aber wenn MS einmal pro Jahr ausfällt, und zwei verschiedene Heimgebräu Server einmal pro Jahr ausfallen (wahrscheinlich öfter weil es ja dann nur Nebensache ist, aber tut nicht zur Sache hierfür), dann können die doch doppelt so lang nicht kommunizieren?

Nenn mal überhaupt ein Unternehmen welches eigene Emailserver handhabt. Gibts bestimmt, aber muss man schon echt suchen.

Und solange man nicht selbst ein Unternehmen ist welches solche Server verkauft, ist das auch Quatsch: Die wären seit dem letzten Office Ausfall schon drei mal ausgefallen, weils halt für die nur Nebensache ist.

Und dann sagt der Kunde nicht “ja, hat ja jeder das Problem jetzt”, sondern denkt sich “hmm bisschen amateurhaft”.

…and not a single thing you said isn’t done by the word “slop” already

When OP said they wish it goes the way of Comic Sans, the first thought in my mind was that it would be used in a bunch of doctors’ offices. Not sure if I would want to be treated by Dr. McSkateboard

OK that “press G” prompt is horrible, though.

We know the younger generations are somewhat cooked, and that, wouldn’t trust a boomer or GenXer with that either. Even for a millennial that’s horrible UX.

Weird definition of “mandatory” you have

I know these scales are difficult to imagine, but his Rocket burning up in Orbit isn’t even a blip on the radar compared to what he does now, and will do for the foreseeable future.

So only like, 170 mothers ago

I find “That’s what she said” great specifically in response to non-sexy things, like “I have a headache and I’m not in the mood”

Those gen zs don’t even know how good vinegar is in their cooking

No taste? I feel you had counterfeits.

You know those candy rings with the green wine-gum on top and the white stuff on the bottom? https://www.bonpek.com/cdn/shop/files/trolligreenapplering_47ada6f6-31c8-4772-be74-d2017f148b2d.png?v=1769391812&width=900

Those are not just apple flavoured, but specifically Granny Smith flavoured - and it is noticable, particularly because of that Apple’s own flavour.

The falcon itself is a more modern design.

But the rest of the flag is mostly red, with thick black line on white background in the centre. Wow wow wow

For 2-3 hours per day is what you mean I guess?

Because 400 is pretty close to the amount of days in a year, meaning you would have a bit more than a buck per day.

Oh I see, we’re talking acceleration vs top speed.

Yeah no doubt from me if we’re talking about heating up a full pot of water. I do that in a water boiler instead, which is also electric. I was talking more about how quick a chicken filet starts to sizzle if I put it in a pan - and then I definitely do NOT want to proceed to go to max heat! And that’s what I meant is (pretty much) instant, couple of seconds maybe (sorry I don’t have any chicken filet right now and it isn’t dinner time either).

Which, in the end, also falls back to theoretical vs practical a little bit. If I need a lot of water e.g. for noodles, I use the water boiler first - but either way waiting for the water to boil is in the range of minutes. A minute more or less wouldn’t make a difference in the process of cooking.

OTOH, if I put a chicken filet in my pan, I already know I’ll instantly add salt and spices, and I don’t have time to do anything else in the next minute or so. Reaction time is in seconds.

I mean, I don’t have it in my home either, that’s why I’m curious if my experiences from a decade ago are outdated.

But I DO have gas and people here saying it’s the slowest way with such confidence makes me think they are AI bots.

Oh, no, it takes more careful reading than that to understand what I said

I guess? If you’re talking theoretical? But i actually cook, then it doesn’t really matter that a pan would theoretically be faster if it was able to be produced thinner?

I think it’s las about verbosity and more about maintainability. I like to use collection expressions as direct arguments because they automatically get typed based on the parameter type. Something like

ProcessEmployees([ employee, manager ]);

Now if you adjust the parameter type from List<> to HashSet<> you don’t need to change anything at the call site.

That was the situation before. With that new feature I can now configure the collection more where needed.