After citing that one xray-machine example in programming classes for 20+ years, we will be able cite more deadly medical software incidents :)

Accounts are not required.

I use mpage https://github.com/mpod/mPage?tab=readme-ov-file

dense and simple

Similiar, I studied “media computer science” - it was just c.s. but with a focus multimedia and multimedia interaction.

People joke, that everything with “media” is just a light degree, but the focus was very much on how humans interact with computers ,how humans interact with humans via computers and how the average human engages their work goal via computers.

Not having your user be your sworn enemy and cosplaying as a user helps with creating less shut software in less iteration.

99.9% of all games are useless to an individual, whem stean can get 10% correct, when you do close to no cooperation, this is an achievement.

It’s a bias you have, because there are no nostalgia driven docs about current work. If you watch Game Developer conference videos you see lots of "we had to be creative to…"moments.

The question is, if having better for-loop completion the same as “create this feature”.

I would take a look at Warframe.

https://www.protondb.com/app/230410?device=steamDeck

I like the gameplay and it ran on every hardware.

most people don’t use scam money to fullfill their manly man ego trip that consists of hurting others.

Yes, what you got next?

US is very much in the friends, wtf, enemy pipeline. EU is not homogene, so your third grade gotchas does not work, kid

Comment section of AA or AAA gaming news in r/games or r/pcgaming

I have a good track record with

“if you are interested in past AAA game like X, look at small y” comments from “decently acting” users

Yes cursed grounds was such an awful experience. I actually like the ground effect combat otherwise, in DS1 and 2.

Source Points have phoenix feather effect.