It’s now ship shit but it’s the right way to do. We need to figure out how to make it ship high quality code as possible as we can. Not just give it up.
But on Windows you’re guaranteed that any game can be run without any extra configuration, which still is a big win. I know that proton handles most cases but it’s still frustrating when corner issue happens.
Palm is the Xerox in mobile era. Back then, It’s obviously better than Android, which is not a complete OS in any sense of quality standard. It’s even better than iOS in many technical specifications. HP flop could be one of the worst disasters in computing history.
I did this, so I completely agree with this advice.
But of course then you really need to do the business first, and right, and the coding comes second.
If you plan to go down this route I recommend exposure to accounting either at school or college (or via external self study.) I did it at school, and while I'm not involved much in accounts these days, being able to read them, and understand them, is really useful and important.
Yes I’m sure that everyone can build a for profit business that replaces even the income of a mid level enterprise dev.
Surely you are not suggesting someone work full time and then spend their time off working on side projects? This is the most toxic traits of our industry.
> For a while now, I have been working intermittently on the Wii U Linux kernel. In December, for reasons that aren’t important right now3, I turned my attention towards fixing KVM on the Wii U, but in order to fix it, I needed to figure when and why it broke, and the easiest way I could think to do that was with a PowerMac.
Got surprised by every sentence. Pure hacking for joy.
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