^ this is it.
It also takes time to increase production so when they spin down to reduce supply they cannot just immediately spin it up again.
This is why we’re looking at “shit sucks” until around 2028 and why we’re all hoping the Chinese companies role in and take their legs out from under them.
It’s already starting to happen, Corsair is using CMXT memory now.
Imagine reinventing preprocessor macros in go…
I know we’ve all heard Microsoft and google say that 70% of their bugs are memory safety issues, but the GNU core utils don’t really have that problem. They’re small, simple, short lived programs and most of the problems they have arent memory related.
Most of the CVE’s we’ve seen since Ubuntu picked the rust version up are logic issues and race conditions.
It could be WoW, it could be LoL it could be Genshin Impact. The only one that’s tracked it ~1050hrs in Warframe but I really doubt its beating any of the above three.
I can only think of 3 cases in as many years lol.
Don’t know where arch got its reputation of being held together by hopes and prayers, maybe it was more unstable in the past?
Dementia is a memory leak lmao!
I mean, this sounds like less of a headache then my latest attempt to setup rust in native windows (hello linker errors).
That being said, “the tool chain is a pain in the ass to setup” is a real problem IMO. MSVC makes me want to jump out the window every time I’m forced to use it at work.
If you’re going to cause me more of a headache then go/python/zig to setup (which is basically none) I’m very quickly going to look for an excuse to stop using you.
This is true for basically every language though. If you read the documentation for c++ it doesn’t sound like the work of the devil. You only learn that after you start.
You not knowing about a game is completely irrelevant to whether or not it was successful.
Where winds meet was pretty well received and it also did this AI chatbot powered npc’s
A quick google of GIMP docs tells me it uses C, Python and Script-fu so, sorta?
Looking at the first comparison I thought it was pretty good, but weird that they changed her hair though.
Then I got to all the comparison shots in the NVIDIA blog post and noticed it basically just brightens dark scenes, relights characters and eats background detail, this looks very half baked to me.
Who could’ve seen this coming?
Yet another live service game shooting for the moon and not even lasting a month.
Sure, the game wasn’t the greatest thing I’ve ever played but my brother in Christ, the MC is modelled after a real life woman who really exists.
Not to mention, we have plenty of Gooner games, I don’t understand why this one in particular was such a problem. Hell, the studio’s previous game is one of them!
Every time this comes up I say the same damn thing.
“FromSoft doesn’t own Bloodborne, this is a decision that rests entirely on Sony”
If this is where the toml train ends I will be happy with it. If they do a yaml, I will be very upset.
I vaguely remember hearing this this was only really available for toy code and that this function created the class ignored the arguments and qualified println when you compiled it, so it wasn’t actually that useful?
The part that pissed me off is that this same thing happened for DD2. But I thought, “it’s monster hunter, no way it’ll happen again!” And then it happened again!