Damn, you’re right, it’s almost been a decade already. I honestly thought it was younger than that.

No, if you’re struggling to load 4.2 mb of text the issue is not electron.

Sure, it’s popular in one country, that doesn’t mske it mainstream. Fortnite or Minecraft are mainstream games. There’s no RTS that’s even close to the popularity of those games.

That’s not how this works, GPUs are fast because the kind of work they do is embarrassingly parallel and they have hundreds of cores. Loading a json file is not something that can be trivially parallelized. Also, zed use the gpu for rendering, not reading files.

Starcraft hasn’t been mainstream for over a decade.

How do you think modern games are made? Procedural generation is used all over the place to create materials and entire landscapes.

Elden Ring had great art direction, but I wouldn’t say it had great graphics.

Editor? Do you mean publisher?

Blizzard stopped making good games way before that.

It keeps the order in which it was open, it’s not 500ms, and we can certainly dismiss someone that says something is unusable when it is in fact usable just not in the way they like.

Sure, that’s not ideal, but it’s far from unusable. I’ve used the combined icons since windows 10 wqs released and never had any issues. It works fine for me.

What do you mean by the taskbar being unusable? I used it on my windows 11 laptop way before october 2023.

That’s extremely subjective. I definitely don’t feel like flat keyboards are nicer. These days I use a split keyboard with an angle and I will never go back.

I haven’t watched splattercat that much but I do like his channel to discover new stuff. What makes you say he’s not progressive? I don’t remember hum saying anything even close to political.

Performance is always about doing as much as possible with as little as possible. Making a game runs faster automatically makes it more efficient because the only way it can run faster is by doing less work. It’s just that whenever you can run faster it means the game has more room for other things.