They don’t fit perfectly because they don’t fill the box, but they do fit. And fitting only has an upper boundary (the box), not a lower one (unless we count the natural boundary of zero volume).
The situation:
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purrpendicular to itself
we need to do it right meow


If someone has physical access to your laptop, can’t just turn it on and spill a glass of water on it?


Except if the first sentence is a lie, that means that they tell the truth sometimes, and that “sometimes” might be the second sentence.
Better feed them just to make sure.


Oh okay, that makes more sense, thanks.


KDE on Arch, aesthetically pleasing and mostly functional out of the box. There are some startup quirks, but that’s likely due to my LUKS setup which I will change with the next re-install. Already tried to fix multiple times, it’s too much of a hassle to keep trying to fix an <5 minutes per day issue.


You’re right, it is slightly better. Not really a concern here since this code runs only once per run for each unit test (and only for debugging, it’s not meant to be in the game release) so it shouldn’t be a performance issue, but still.


Oh yeah, I forgot to update the screenshot, yes. Thanks for reassuring me that it was good decision to use an enum!


Not to worry, the variable is local and the function is single-threaded.
The elif is a good idea, though - although I’ll likely go with a switch statement in the end.


It’s neat that this is possible, but I’d much rather not ruin my eyesight trying to make games on a phone.
Apparently the idea of poor people getting married is too woke for Julie :P
Same as when you lose a wedding ring. Get (in this case, adopt) a new one.


“would you still love me if I was a credential thief?”


Uh… how is someone “predisposed” for being hateful?


I’m pretty sure it’s blackmail, not torture.


I wanted to make games as a job.
The wish would be “I want to make videogames.”
I now make games as a hobby/casual side thing alongside a regular job
(looks at state of gamedev industry)
… and it seems I dodged an entire drone strike with that one.
I don’t know about Godot (I could be missing this feature if they added it) but I sure as hell can let you do that. I’m already storing the events as an array in the config file, after all.
In fact, I’m going to implement this option right now (at least the under-the-hood part, will make an UI for it later).