

So… How profitable were they?


So… How profitable were they?
Nah uh that’s not a 35-45 yo lady.
Here’s a short: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/yT_7c7iFZHE
Proton is not a for profit.
I haven’t heard of the contamination problem, do you have any info about that?


Just make a new 2D isometric Iceland Dale and it will sustain a small dev team no problemo IMO. Then don’t push the tech but write new stories and expand the world. But no, it doesn’t have microtransactions and you can’t get funding without selling your soul I guess.
I’d love working on a project like that, I miss the old game dev days 😊😌.
They had a kill gene so some crazy inventor wouldn’t kill humanity, or that was the reason I heard back in the day…


I love the ESP32, was onboard with the ESP-8266 (might have the numbers wrong, it was the predecessor), but I thought the real difference between the ESP-32 and the Rpi was that the Rpi has an OS with a possible desktop even (and all that Libux has to offer basically), as the ESP is more of a uProcessor you program in C/C++?
Edit: Plesse disregard, I mixed up the posts and posted one levet too high too…


My eyes opened when a videogame in a company I worked for (I worked on another title) was made under hard conditions, polished, pushed under almost burnout conditions to be finished “in time”, and the budget for commercials was 4x the dev budget…
Blue is for dangerous water animals.
Sorry, the image was cut lol.


I bought exactly that one for my linux box (because I swapped mains to linux and wanted a big boot :-) ), but that was a while back, it’s 280€ now, so $328…


Me with my 5 lenovo thinkcentres: 😎


They have become expensive too IMO, a 3-4 TB drive costs more today than a couple of years ago, and the used market here in europe is insane.
Same in Iran.
They just went before the USA in the list.
(/Jk, they might even have some sort of free “healthcare” in Iran).


Earth wind & fire!


Cowabunga


I don’t know, maybe post the question at one of the “ask lemmy” communities.


Depends, apple & linux are toe to toe in the research world.
Shouldn’t the wolf be the hacker?