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For Colombians who suffered at the hand of the guerrilla-paramilitary conflict, it was not 70 years ago.
The paramilitary group mentioned in the article, AUC, disbanded around 2006-2008.
For Colombians who suffered at the hand of the guerrilla-paramilitary conflict, it was not 70 years ago.
The paramilitary group mentioned in the article, AUC, disbanded around 2006-2008.
… you work in offensive security and… game development
Are you … Thor ? 😁
This is amazing… is this a well documented feature in Godot?
This is great!
As you hinted, this is really nice for game frameworks, where you can leverage testing utilities from a language or runtime environment.
Curious about how this translates to game engines.
Hey,
My story is a bit similar to yours. Originally from developing country, went to the US for a post grad degree program in gamedev, and then started working for a few game startups upon eventually doing app development.
My recommendation? You already have a ton of experience compared to people who don’t have any. You may even know more than I do now! You also are probably more aware of the realities of the gaming industry in Europe, than me!
What I’m saying is don’t sell yourself short. I’m sure there are a lot of people who “envy” where you are.
To put that into context:
if all you had was a $100 USD Note, the equivalent of that “slap on the wrist” fine would be $1.23