I've used Organic (now CoMaps) for a while now. Mostly been great. Interface is so much faster than OSMand (slow rendering) or Google maps (no networking needed).
Driving route planning doesn't know about traffic, so it's always optimistic about time.
Some rural towns in my country disappear unless you zoom in more, which is a pain sometimes.
TBH they changed the recipe a few years back and now taste far worse. But my brain has already been corrupted by the fandom, so I continue to use timtams as a way of visualising how much money I'm spending. $170 flight? That's 510 timtams! Almost 2 a day for an entire year.
Hmm. I think you're trying to lead me into niche investments!
What are they like? Texture & flavour similar, or completely different?
You free tonight? Or Sat morn, Sun arvo? I can try to drag you with with some other friends.
Going to try it with some friends soon (maybe tonight?). We loved PEAK, it was magical.
Please don't tell me you're not using FIFA compliant LLMs? That's negligence!
Make the variable a word size relevant to the processor's memory access width (eg 32bit), don't use atomic locks, mark it as volatile, write a comment about how things are perfect this way and lockers are losers; then rig the struct it's in to have a 50% chance of misaligning the 32bits (so two cycles are required to read/write to it) every time someone changes and recompiles the code >:D
(Yes I no longer work as a programmer, no I don't know why they don't want me)
(5minute in) When you have a quest market or a minimap, the player doesn't take in the gameworld. They're not playing a game so much as they're sleepwalking through it. It becomes a monotmous grind, there's nothing stimulating or exciting about it. Go here, pick up this item. Go here, talk to this person, rinse, repeat.
I hate minimaps with a passion and turn them off in games wherever possible. Otherwise I find myself playing the game primarily looking at the minimap, with the actual 3d world just being a background obstacle course I occasionally have to flick to. With it off I have a lot more fun, getting lost and learning new areas.
Flicking to a pause menu map or similar adds friction but I have not found a better way (EDIT: the video touches on this, where a lot of modern games are broken without minimaps and quest markers. There are ways the designers can fix this, like partial maps. I want to make a game now with some shadily hand-drawn maps...)
o.o I had completely forgotten this.
Next you're going to tell me that strlcpy() is not real. I will not believe you. I will choose not to believe you.
Unit pedant here: Just 166W. Watts are joules per second (they already have time in them, adding another unit of time confuses things).
This might seem silly, but it will help avoid confusion when you encounter Wh (watts * hours).
I am using this one. Texting or messaging my phone (on anything that makes a notification popup) with the text "fmd password location" gives me GPS coords. More than enough for me, and works even from a borrowed stranger's phone.
Setup steps require ADB though, because in the phone ecosystem getting "unusual" permissions usually requires business deals with Google/Apple.
Try https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Low_loss_magnetic_loop_antenna_100mm_tube.jpg