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Comment Re:The Good News (Score 4, Informative) 160

That's awesome you escaped "Microshaft's" tyranny. I mostly agree with you.

1. Affinity Photo is good if you still need to live on Windows. The Affinity suite offers a one-time fee opposed to Adobe nickel and diming. For open source GIMP is OK, Krita is awesome, Blender is awesome. Is there a good alternative to Substance Painter?
2. I don't use Quicken so I'm not locked in.
3. Not all work under Wine / Proton but more and more do which is fantastic.
4. Except us game devs who, you know, have to ship Windows or Console games. =P
5. I'm more a Vim person but Emacs is great too. OpenOffice / LibreOffice is great.
6. Curious what you use? OpenShot, Kdenlive, DaVinci Resolve, something else?

But yeah, Win10 is probably the last MS OS for me. Games are really the only thing holding me from switching my daily driver over to Linux and frankly with the way MTX greed has infected most new games I'm perfectly happy playing older games.

Comment Quora is a disaster (Score 1) 85

It's just the anti-social version of 4chan with worse moderation. Your typical spam has better entertainment value and quality. The only reason not to ban it is that teen is nothing blatantly illegal. I can't imagine anything on Quora that doesn't have a better Urban Dictionary entry.

Comment Re:F. Youtube (Score 2, Insightful) 204

There are some extremely informative channels you just have to find them due to Sturgeon's Law. Here are some of the better ones:

* Documentary: MagnatesMedia
* GameDev: Sebastian Lague
* GameDev: SimonDev
* GameDev: RandyPrime
* Hardware Reviews: GamersNexus
* Hardware Reviews: Hardware Unboxed
* Math: 3Blue1Brown
* Math: Numberphile
* Music, Rock History: Professor of Rock
* Motorcycles: FortNine
* Social Commentary: UpperEchelon
* Social Commentary: ColdFusion

Comment Re:Why (Score 1) 117

Found the lazy/shitty programmer that couldn't be bothered to add a trivial additional check for tabs. /s

const char* Text_SkipWhiteSpace (const char *text)
{
    while (text && ((*text == ' ') || (*text == '\n') || (*text == '\r') || (*text == '\t')))
    {
        text++;
    }
    return text;
}

This isn't fucking rocket science but basic 101 Computer Science.

Comment Re:When I was a kid (Score 1) 120

> no home theater setup on the planet that can come close to the picture sound quality of a good digital cinema setup

For video a good home theater setup is MORE than "good enough" especially with OLED and true blacks. I also GREATLY prefer my plasma to film but YMMV.

Let me know when I can:

* adjust brightness / contrast,
* control the volume,
* adjust treble/base,
* adjust an individual channel's loudness, or
* turn on/off CC

when at the movies because for every 1 advantage the cinema has the home theater has 5x.

The movie starts when *I* want it to and I don't have to sit through 20+ mins of shitty ads.

Lastly I can eat and drink whatever I want AND without being price gouged an arm and a leg.

Theaters used to be a social experience but with the time and money alone you waste commuting they archaic. Whatever advantages they used to have are long gone.

Comment Re:And there's the little footnote (Score 3, Insightful) 229

Throwing the baby out with the bathwater much?

(Almost) all religions at the core teach forgiveness, compassion, and how to connect to the our innate divinity.

Beliefs aren't the problem, it is the actions of immature people that is. The sooner your stop judging others the more happier you'll be.

Comment Re:I guess the people have spoken (Score 1) 215

What pisses me off is shit like Star Trash: Disaster aka Discovery (STD) gets 5 seasons yet good Sci-Fi like The Orville, which is the proper spiritual successor to ST:TNG, struggles to get a Season 4.

Star Tard: Retard aka Picard was utter crap the first 2 seasons. How this crap got made boggles the mind.

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