What's even the argument for dropping 32-bit support? Just developer experience?
JakenVeina
joined 2 weeks ago
Why not? If they can cut costs by reducing specs that don't matter to their target audience, that just seems like sound engineering.
I feel like it should be Godfrey, not Godrick" but otberwise... lol.
Parallel Processing Unit: PPU
Leftists/Socialists/Communists that support or are apologists imperialist regimes simply because they also claim to be Socialist/Communist. The term specifically alludes to the history of some such regimes "rolling our tanks" on their own citizens, E.G. the Tiannamen Square massacre.
Me. I came here to get AWAY from reddit, why the hell would I use it anymore?
I mean... I'd try it... but I'd have an actual dinner planned for later
No question, this is what the moneymen want. They see programmers (all human employees, really) as a liability.
Yes. They actually think that.
20 HMFs is pretty freakin' respectable.
Then the second part of my statement applies.
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Lots of folks mentioning VSCode as the alternate to VS, but it is very much not that. VS is an IDE, VSCode is a text editor that just has a big plugin community. Do not expect a low learning curve. The VS alternative that's an actual IDE, and does have a low learning curve, is JetBrains Rider. Unfortunately it is neither F nor OSS.