Do you guys think we use Steam because we HAVE to? GoG exists bros, we’re using Steam because we prefer it.
Do you think many are aware of options like GOG? Every other time I've seen it mentioned/suggested, it's often accompanied by, "What's GOG?"
The other part of the question remains however, what happens when leadership changes, even supposing no sale of the company?
Oh, I hadn't read of it in that form, thanks!
What happens when the leadership or ownership changes hands?
What is a PMFN?
This reminds me, anyone happen to have any contemporary dinosaur books with updated illustrations?
Sort of silly question, but have you also tried closing and reopening the software?
How do you indoctrinate the curiosity out of people? 😬
Thanks for the response, and the link! It's interesting info, and good pointers to look to some of the existing tools from your OS and/or hardware providers for getting a start into whatever you're working on.
I think I might have made the mistake of thinking they wouldn't be available and only bothering to look till after trying a lot of other indirect methods, so it's a good reminder to check for any available official tooling and then supplement them with others where needed.
Clay is often baked and hardened, however, is it not? What if it remained rather soft?
Thanks for elaborating! I'm pretty sure I've written some variations of the first form you mention in my learning projects, or broken them up in some other ways to ease myself into it, which is why I was asking as I did.
Yes I've been paying attention, however it remains baffling to me as I see curiosity as essential as breathing or eating, so perhaps the question may be better asked as, how is inhibiting curiosity not recognized as a form of abuse?