I am a die-hard Jellyfin user, but I still haven’t found a proper way to index and stream my music library with it. As far as i know, Plex is still better at that.

They would pay to lick the boot

Anytime, feel free to dm me if you get stuck during setup.

I can also recommend getting a Steam Deck for WoW. Install the ConsolePort addon to easily play with a controller. Its great for casual levelling :)

I play both Classic and Retail on Pop!_OS using Lutris. Chose Pop! because my machine has an RTX 3090. The setup was super easy, and I actually get better overall performance than I did on Windows.

I run Pop!_OS and have had no problems playing through Tears of the Kingdom in an emulator. Don’t know about Clancy games though.

In my experience, the best pipeline is GDScript > Python > (HTML/CSS/JS) > Then branch out depending on needs/interest. My students are 10-15 year-olds, and throwing them directly into something like C# would not work.

Almost all students are extremely aversive to coding at first. Godot is brilliant in the way they can build most things visually at first, getting them invested in their games before programming with all its debugging and hair-ripping is introduced.

I also recently discovered the Block Coding Addon for Godot, which has been a game changer for my dyslexic students.

After the Unity debacle I switched to using Godot in my classroom, for teaching programming through Game Development. It’s been a huge success! It’s a much more user-friendly engine for beginners, and it’s so lightweight that even a bunch of shitty school laptops run it with no issues. Love Godot!

Sorry mate, I have absolutely no idea. I live in Copenhagen, and only own a bike and don’t have a drivers license.

I’m Danish, follow your heritage and come back, it’s pretty great here

My favourite Pizza place here in Copenhagen also went back to having their own delivery car and bike, to get rid of Wolt (biggest delivery service here). Delivery price and time has improved dramatically.

Why did we sacrifice all these services go stupid apps to begin with?

I was floored at how easy it was to get it to run Breath of the Wild, and then I discovered the 60fps patch for the game. Pretty quickly sold my old Switch after that.

I bought 2 SteamDecks for a Makerspace I run (so the students could try their Godot games on it). Both of them are now also being used as a bonus workstation, plugged to keyboard/mouse/display with a USB-C dock, and used as a mini pc for 3D modeling and printing. without any issues. Blender, OnShape and PrusaSlicer all work without a single problem.

Isn’t “heavier” only used when describing weight and not mass?

Managers sign off on worse and more risky decisions all the time. They just know when to not leave a paper trail.

Wait, did the vinyl of time skip and send us back to '68?

Maybe we need to teach them the kinds of things that AI can’t do, instead of the same old crap?

Still can’t bike over a speedbump without these fuckers popping out of my ears. I’d rather use my big-ass Sennheiser headphones to escape that anxiety.

I have an unfinished Software Engineering degree. While studying, I started a small businesses to do some freelance IT work on the side and one client offered me a full-time job, so I put the studies on hold and then never looked back. Been climbing through different positions and companies since then. Experience is valued much higher than a diploma, especially in an industry that evolves too quickly for education to keep up. I quit the industry recently to start teaching, because there is huge need for teachers that can teach programming, and working with people is much more rewarding than a big paycheck (imo).

In all of my job interviews, I’ve been asked more about the company I started while studying, than the degree that I quit. So I guess my tip is to start your own thing or start teaching. Having your own business with a license also makes it way easier for big companies to hire you for contract work.

Great! Like installing square wheels on my bike

It’s not on Steam, but they sell a Linux version on their website