Ashley

Salad (the cat) sitting up on a couch looking like a cute fluffball

breaking news: little man

Jay defaults to tearing when applications are *fullscreen* and they request it. The test was typical desktop usage and so the application was not fullscreen, so Jay did not have tearing enabled.

"math is complicated"
looks inside
it's all physics

came here to link this video, glad you've already done so!

he even had legs once! but alas, no longer

here they are back in August of last year too! absolute cuddler, 13/10

a very good came RUNNING up to me on my way to work today, YELLING and DEMANDING pets (i gave them many, they were v. cuddly)

this is an extremely good square though, thank you for sharing the square

I’m the type of person who’s definitely 1, maybe 2, but I respect the 3s enough to lean towards 1 than 2 ✨

(I'm still sad/grumpy that the version of C#/.net that Unity is on is too old for [CallerArgumentExpression])

who needs [CallerMemberName] when you have stack shenanigans 🔥🔥🔥

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet...

me when working on OSS stuff in my free time: informative, professional, explanatory commit messages

me when pushing stuff at my job: i commita da filer

(I used to work on Baselib, and now I have an issue with Baselib that can only be answered by someone with source access to Baselib. I... curse myself every day for not stashing a copy of the stuff I was working on somewhere)

I'm using code I wrote at Unity 5 years ago during my work for Landfall now.

I have a question about the code I wrote 5 years ago. help me, past self, you're my only hope

why was bottom_left afraid of top_right

because 987

step 3: ok, another one, this one has a little doc comment, cute, and the same val- wait WHAT?? HUH?? these VALUES??? where did 3 and 7 go??

(fun little exercise for the reader to figure out what the heck the pattern and reasoning is here, took me a bit)

step 2: ok, ok, gravity, same exact values, nice, love the type safety instead of just re-using the same enum

looking at the xdg-shell.xml wayland protocol gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayl...

step 1: ok, ok, cool, this "anchor" enum is pretty straightforward

new coordinate standard: XY up, Z left

I keep on going "omg, implemented a cool new thing, gonna take a screenshot to show it o- RIGHT, it's *my* job to implement screenshots, and I have not *done* so yet"

compiles identically! sharplab.io#v2:C4Lghgzgt...

some open-source work I'm doing has me joining some IRC rooms, and I'm realizing how much I missed this... no "X is typing" notifications, no reactions, no read markers, no "away" indicators, I can just be cozy and comfy and not have to be careful about every keypress I make being visible to others

you can tell by the way he is

... or 74th worldwide, depending on where you look in fflogs. i do not understand this site.
(out of at least several thousand groups, fwiw)

I'm a bit late in posting this, we cleared last friday! I had so much fun and absolutely adore the 7 lovely friends I played with ❤️

latest ffxiv savage cleared! this time, my group was 29th in Europe, 78th worldwide

it does

yeah, no clue! people tend to not even point out when I stutter, stumble, or flub words, so I have no idea if I'm saying wonky words without realizing it.

oh my speech is *fucked*, I think - I very frequently turn into vowel-consonant soup, incapable of finishing my sentence without pausing for a good 5 seconds to reset myself, and even during good times I'm a slurry mess. (It's hard to tell though, self-judgement/analysis here is really difficult)

ah hmm, there's a chance I have a tiny smidge of dyslexia, I just realized me occasionally misreading words might be related. I don't think I'd be actually diagnosed as dyslexic though, just like, a few percent along that spectrum I guess

yeah, different word, sometimes quite a long word even, and a semantically meaningfully relevant or related word - replacing "more" with "some", not "mangoes". An actual word, too, not "mghre" either. Happens at least once a day or so with me, no idea if this is a common thing!