The interesting thing about EVE is that the economy is completely player driven. That means you can even sell PLEX (Im pretty sure I got my name before eve named their money that, and I definitely didn’t know EVE back then!) and therefore even buy PLEX with in-game resources you ‘worked’ for.

Because of that, I agree that EVE is a special case. If that PLEX currency did not exist to be bought with real money, that means that the in-game items are no longer able to be traded for essentially real money. Though perhaps there is some smart way to do it better and with less real world capitalism

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Just use the god damn browser

TeamSpeak exists too

I really like just occasionally recognizing someone. Also, user labels are awesome. I write about funny jokes and mad nuts in those.

All scripting languages are programming languages but not all programming languages are scripting languages

I give you that, true. I wish vim had PCRE

No. Learn it properly once and you’re good. Also it’s super handy in vim.

Makefiles require tabs. Spaces don’t work. I hate it.

Compile your kernel with a different version of ld then shipped with your distro. I have this right now in Debian testing and it’s enraging. I’m not even sure if that’s the source of my error

Sure, tell that the suppliers

And electron is shit, so you have to enable that experimental ozone thing, which kills off ibus somehow, meaning I have to decide between blurry chromium/electron apps and being able to write in Japanese.

Don’t even get me started on VST plugins for music production (definitely far from ready)

WYSIWYG for code? Wtf does that mean?

usermod -aG group user mnemonic: user mod append group

Electric drums are not a piano though. Getting drum pads (or pads in general) to work correctly can be a bit weird.

I seem to recall that it was convention for all drum pads to always be on midi channel 11, so even if your device normally outputs in channel one, it does that. Maybe try to set it to that? But it’s a long time ago that I’ve worked with that so don’t quote me.

If it’s a midi keyboard, it should be pretty easy to get working. No problem if you got a DAW definitely, but I’m sure there are enough programs that can play piano sounds at midi input.

And midi is mostly just USB nowadays, so connecting should be easy enough.

If it’s not a midi keyboard, it should have its own speakers, otherwise what’s even the purpose?

2025 has been pretty good so far. Helps not to be an American.

I learnt to write after hearing in Grundschule. It doesn’t work that well.

Tja

Most of us dislike it. But it’s also true that we have quite a lot of tobacco users. It’s just disgusting