It’s a bit of a mixed bag. Sponsorships, merch, patreon and ad revenue usually all play a significant part of medium sized channels and bigger.

Whn txtng was xpnsive af, gud tyms

Jst lk ppl used 2 txt, amirite

They all look great man, congrats

Obligatory “windows updates can break Linux on dual boot” comment

It didn’t die but interest really died down. It’s still based on 20.04 if that’s any indicator and was on 16.04 before that.

Vollaphone with Ubuntu touch can do that.

https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/algiz/

It’s a Linux distro that’s called Azure Linux and it looks like it’s based on Fedora if the length of package attribution is anything to go by.

That’s just neutered Ubuntu container

Hear me out on this one “Microsoft Linux”

Sometimes the Linux version is less supported for newer features of Linux like Wayland or some graphics APIs etc while DirectX to Vulkan with Wine is always up to date. If you don’t know the specifics and there is both a Linux and Windows version just guesswork to know which one will run faster and have less bugs.

Trying both is prudent.

Arch btw

To be fair, my colleagues have audio issues on Windows more often than I do.

Doesn’t look like a butthole for once I guess

Techno feudalism mentioned. Queue a Varoufakis talk

That’s crazy, I thought that would be an invalid cast or something.

Gradually typed is a great description because it’s neither fully static or dynamic. TS does allow you to circumvent the types too easily to be called statically typed.

const strings: string[] = ([1] as any[])

Is ok in TS land so the type of strings is not really static so to speak because you can assign whatever to it. Writing this in Dart would give

error - The argument type 'List<dynamic>' can't be assigned to the parameter type 'List<string>'. - argument_type_not_assignable

if I’m not mistaken.

TS as a statically typed language is not what I would call it. It’s a language with enforced type annotations but can be circumvented pretty easily. For example when receiving a JSON from an http request a string field can be just whatever.

Yeah, I might actually play wow since I can reduce the XP scaling by a lot. It goes from 50 mobs at lvl 10 to 600+ to level up at lvl 60. I have a 7mo old no way I have time for that hahaha.

I use SQL for work so I can mod the DB easily to remove the exponential scaling in favor of linear scaling like mob XP scales.

You can mod the database for creatures to drop more xp, gold and loot from the looks of it.