Psaldorn

Using gs, ga and gc for git bullshit has saved me many a keystroke. They show the current status, last log and prompt me for commit message and everything!

Ah, windows logs, another amazing experience that doesn’t make me want to kill everyone.

tail /var/log/thing.log is far too easy

I mean, java and Microsoft errors are preceded by 120 characters of useless trash oftentimes, that is equally as infuriating.

So many times I see junior Devs (or not so juniors) and normies seeing an error message and, visibly, static plays between their ears on their mental TV set, then they just click the first button that looks appropriate and complain it didn’t work.

The text of the message does not get read or parsed.

“You need to close the program to continue”. Doesn’t work.

“Unexpected X at line N” Doesn’t work.

Drives me insane.

That’s the extra gen. Wings roll, body stays upright. We are beyond science.

I want more and I know I shouldn’t.

Napalm for light AT? It would look pretty at least.

Right now none specifically, but I haven’t really done an audit. I understand it’s pretty good nowadays with proton.

What I don’t want is to accidentally play an unsupported game and get vac banned or something.

If stellaris, total war and a handful of others worked I could probably convince myself to look into dual booting to try it out. I imagine OBS is fine. Streamdeck works on Mac so might be ok.

I can do indie grade game development on an M1 MacBook air. It’s wild how tech has progressed.

But I do my day job work on a Linux mint laptop and have a windows gaming pc until such time as I can fuck that useless piece of shit software into the fucking ether where it belongs.

It’s good to see Saddam getting out for some fresh air