Go with your dreams my friend!
When I started, we made the very first internet-based games and I could tell you stories but I'm not here to pump up my ego.
Yes, games technology web, it's all old hat to everybody now but there was a time when we were the bleeding edge.
If you want to do something that's niche or off the rails or total unique, do it my friend.
Just do what makes you happy.
Also now I'm curious, what is this area that you're interested in?
Keep going, you're just on the cusp of convincing us you're super intelligent.
I love this call. It's such a thought terminating cliche at this point.
Want to move an image but you don't know how text wrapping works? Want a .DOCX editor to edit a file format from Adobe? Don't know to R-Click? This memes for YOU!
When I read this crap, all I can think is that yeah backlash is growing because the forced implementation is growing. Another useless sentiment-based article.
Finally a useful comment! Thanks!
"left" and "right" in the context of social or political discussions.
Instantly know it's an intellectual kindergartener speaking.
Well yeah... It's why I got out of game dev. Too many complete fucking incompetents flooding the market. Some things never change.
Probably not. Call me cynical, but I think the last several generations of young developers got into the career because they thought it was the fast track to a long lifetime cushy job.
That dream hqs exploded, and now only skilled developers have work. So there's a bunch of angry, unemployed, incompetent people who can't develop their way out of a paper bag and wouldn't be able to realize this plan of yours.
It's my opinion that celery is both delicious and disgusting at the same time.
If you get very deep green celery, it's horrid.
If you get light green celery, or you peel off the outer deep green fibers, it's delicious again!
And the young leaves are absolutely sweet and delicious as all get-out.
But yeah I could see why a lot of people dislike it.
I hope you find this less exciting than the vacuum cord replacement post, in which I was (rightly) chastised for being vaguely interesting
I got the vacuum for $10, and I salvaged the power cable from another vacuum I got for free.
I soldered the connections, and I used the appropriate amount of flux. I also used shrink tubes
The other fucked up thing is that the universe seems to have a preferred direction, symmetry is not preserved either in all cases!
I'm not trying to be an expert, I absolutely am not, but the contradictions in our understanding of fundamental physics are fascinating!