

Well yes obviously; Nano is perfection but is normally left out to give the other text editors a chance.
Why, a hexvex of course!


Well yes obviously; Nano is perfection but is normally left out to give the other text editors a chance.
Why is there a diagram of my workload at the bottom of this picture?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrscWBP3lOg
Pretty good report - essentially nope.
A tale of two consoles:
I own a 3ds and an analogue pocket. The 3ds battery lasted without faults for 14 years; the analogue pocket’s developed a fault within 2.
Replacing the battery in the 3ds took 5 minutes and cost £15; it now works perfectly. Meanwhile, the analogue pocket would cost me over £100 and would require posting to the states.
It’s not just the games, it’s the damn hardware!
Ok…
Now code Skyrim in assembly.


Invest in academia, get the best new tech.
This is not surprising - the west has some serious university investment to do if it wants to catch up!
I do miss forum culture; large chunks of digital history have been erased as forums vanished.
Culture on the web has changed as well; it has moved from communication with elements of performance, to performance with the illusion of communication.
It is not viable to expect 80s/90s level code optimisation in 10’s/20’s software.
Yes you could in theory, but with deadlines and security requirements you realistically cannot!