Comments by "IgorTheLight" (@igorthelight) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. No we can't
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  2. People don't want to be smarter ;-)
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  3. Would is still be 42? ;-)
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  4. Yep! For now
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  5.  @InfernalPasquale  Someone from Denmark said that he can use it now. So maybe US and EU already?
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  6. It's already in 3.4+ using portals! It will be proper implemented in 4.0 - that's true!
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  7. Do you have Crowdstrike software installed? I think you don't ;-)
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  8.  @jamescopeland6802  Yep! A little clickbaity ;-)
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  9. Try it with a VPN ;-)
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  10. I think 10 would suffice ;-)
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  11. It's an interesting story ;-)
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  12. Godot is a "mini-Unity" ;-)
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  13. Who let that QA in? ;-)
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  14. Hardware support is pretty bad on FreeBSD (
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  15. Just use what you know untill you would start another project. Don't jump midproject ;-)
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  16. Nope - just delete the broken kernel driver. That's annoying but not that hard
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  17. :-)
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  18. It already exists ;-)
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  19. Some do test themselves but most don't. That's additional cost.
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  20. As a Godot hobbyist I don't care how people pronounce it. Godoh or Godot. The correct way is Godoh but it's fine if you don't want to call it that way ;-)
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  21. Google "quantum-resistant encryption"
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  22. Nope ;-) What was QA doing? Did they even test their updates?
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  23. He isn't right tho?
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  24. Because you seek them only in past :-) Elon Musk is doing good progress in space for example.
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  25. Crossing ONE finger will brake it in few places at once ;-)
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  26. Lazarus is an free and Open Source IDE for writing programs in Object Pascal :-)
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  27. WE already have quantum-resistant encryption
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  28.  @helderlimaletsgo  Just make small games and you will learn fast! Just watch some tutorials, do as they say and CHANGE something ;-) And DON"T try to make one big game! I'm 95% sure that it will never be finished and will be abandoned. You could make big games ONLY after you have like 10 small ones (with all the features that you want in your "serious" project). Example: if you wanna make a Diablo clone, create a game where you fight monsters in just one room (1 class, 1 room, 3 types of monsters). Then make another game where there are many rooms, more monster types (like 10) and they could drop loot. Then a game with few classes... Than a game with a few types of rooms but they are connected randomly... Your games must be playable as fast as possible! And you will get there!
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  29. It's US only for now
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  30. Not a smart idea for antivirus ;-)
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  31. If that was on Linux, that broken kernel module could be easily unloaded.
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  32. Cost efficiency. They don't care about anything else.
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  33.  @BobbyGeneric145  True! Suits just hope that this would never happen! Until it does! xD
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  34. Nope!
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  35. You just have bad teachers ;-) Like most of us (including me)
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  36. Fair point! The thing is: if that was Linux - you could just disable bugged module and fix the problem pretty fast!
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  37. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  38. New ones would get an update while old ones would not ;-)
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  39. I had a kernel panic one time :-) And Windows 10 works pretty fine since 2015 So it more depends on what you do with the system. Linux is more stable overall if you installed and tweaked everything correctly.
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  40. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  41. True :-)
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  42. That's a correct pronunciation :-) It's not "ay, mate!"
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  43. Your English is pretty clean ;-)
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  44.  @shreygupta8606  ;-)
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  45.  @joisco4394  PornHub ;-)
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  46. Wait a month. If nothing changed - use a VPN (Proton VPN is the best of free ones ;-) )
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  47. Not for 10+ years
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  48. Depends on what you want ;-) You may generate porn using some AI image/video generators. And they do use CUDA xD
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  49. Yep!
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  50. Not sure about PS5 - external companies do the porting ;-)
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