It was on life support for a long time, and it doesn't make sense to have Atom around considering VS Code is almost exactly the same thing but better and faster. If you really loved Atom there are themes that make VSCode look almost exactly the same.
MrGamingHimself
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Another day, another LinkedIn leak. Didn't they have millions of people's personal data leaked last year or so?
Kind of a shame there isn't a real alternative. There are some alternatives but usually it's so much more preferred for companies that you have a linkedin account when applying for a job.
Maybe losing all his scripts can inspire him to write a good show next time lmao
I wish the GZDoom devs would actually fix this engine's performance. I know it's based on the ancient Doom engine, but it really chugs and more ambitious mods are getting ridiculously expensive. I played the demo for The Age of Hell and that game apparently needs a high end CPU and like a GTX 1060 to run at 60 fps. For what is essentially a retro game.
However, I'm not sure what they're trying to achieve with this new option. Checking between the various presets available, the new Steam Deck option is exactly the same as the Ultra setting.
Lmao, is there anything that doesn't break in this game?
I mean sure, but she's not involved in the project, and Warner Bros own the rights to the games, not her.
Electron apps is essentially running web apps wrapped as a desktop version. Most of them run like garbage and are always inferior to one made specifically for desktops. The only one I've used that runs sensibly is Discord.
As for why people use it, it's convenient for developers as most of them are familiar with web development and can essentially copy-paste their web application without having to change much.
"Shitty Linus's video" pointed out issues with Linux and its communities that people have been talking about for over a decade, yet people only just now realized because now a popular youtuber saying it.
Linux is awesome, but it has a massive UX problem. You have to use the console, but first you have to learn how to use the console, and when beginners install/update/remove something the console spams 300 lines that are hard to parse. Then when you mess up, you can damage your system. All of these things are obvious, but people only got alarmed when Linus struggled with it...
It's been getting better with GUI tools and flatpak, but man 99% of distros are still a UX disaster and not made for the average person.
The TL;DR of why this happened is there was expected to be a vote of no confidence against him. People of the UK were going to make him go through hell and trials and such and he was expected to leave anyways, so he resigned preemptively.
This is a win for the people though, it's good he knew he was going to lose anyways and not have us do the song and dance. What happens now though is a little worrying, the sudden resignation of him and 50+ people in the government means it's a little confusing who's going to rule now.