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I’m just trying to learn Godot and explore its potential for the multimedia stuff I previously did in Processing.

Yeah, for a lot of stuff like that Godot is probably overkill, but on the other hand, Godot stuff can be built into self-contained packages while Processing, well, needs JRE and all that, so not optimal in all cases.

Oh wow. I re-checked and there’s no way to make the Clock app to show the seconds, so it’s as useless as I imagined. But yes, there is apparently a setting in time and date settings to show the seconds on the clock in the task bar. …And the setting is buried under a fold. With the caveat that it will increase power usage. How does displaying seconds increas power usage fssgsgfffsshhhgg

This question is often asked, but I ask it again: why is Windows?

“From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the radness of the rave…”

Long ago, in Finland, the election night live coverage was on YLE TV1 and there was some other show on TV2. Since they both had the same Teletext pages and the same subtitle pages, someone posted online some choice screenshots.

(Don’t remember much, besides one with the main reporter guy, with the subtitles going like “goddamn it”.)

Windows Clock doesn’t have analog mode any more. Nor does it show seconds. And sometimes it just doesn’t show time because it needs to update some garbage, or the app needs to be updated, or…

Long story short, I had to make a clock of my own.

I’m in Finland. I sometimes say stuff like “oh it’s -30°C today. It’s getting just a little bit nippy.”

A friend of mine in California is like “Jesus Christ what are you talking about” and yes, he can convert that

Right, that one. Sorry

USB 1.x type B definitely wasn’t short lived, I’ve picked up new devices with a B connector in recent years.

The B connector you pretty much never see is the USB 2.0 one. Pretty much all devices I’ve seen use the wide version of USB Micro-B or, you know, USB C.