Is game engine dev real?

I don’t think game engines are drawn from a well in the ground, so yeah it’s real.

What if I want to make an RPG game with a text dialog that you can scroll down?

Then do it. Or don’t, I’m not a cop.

according to my research, 50% of mobile games are made with Unity? Maybe some for the engine, some for pure coding? Maybe that’s their trick?

Maybe. 90% of mobile games are shovelware slop though. Unity makes that easy. There’s no trick.

Yeah, well, Jesus will render unto you what is Jesus’ forgiveness. Until then, Caesar will render unto you a prison sentence.

While true, lead exposure is strongly correlated with age.

Remember the “he’s not hurting the people he needs to be hurting” quote? https://www.ms.now/rachel-maddow-show/trump-voter-hes-not-hurting-the-people-he-needs-be-hurting-msna1181316

They certainly can see it. But the corporations that hold their leashes don’t want it, so it doesn’t happen.

The image here is a screenshot. It will always look green for everyone.

It’s just so that you can take it out and replace it with a standard one.

We’re already seeing that where people are suspicious when you don’t have Facebook or whatever.

They definitely make them, but it’s mostly for the government. I don’t know if you can get and use one outside of their contract.

I think it’s a translation and connotation issue.

That’s a copy, not a backup. But you could easily wrap it all up with tar.

Edit: does btrfs support exporting snapshots? In any case, you should probably just use a dedicated backup tool.

So did a number of other European empires.

The external server isn’t necessarily yours. It’s called “split” because what you see from the inside and what others see from the outside are two entirely different things, for the exact same record.

Still applies.

What do you mean “was Chinese, now Korean”?

It makes a nice headline, but what goods were they importing? I can’t think of anything except raw materials like minerals, and those imports only benefit China.

This. Worth is a subjective value determination only you can make.

why does every organism we’ve studied seem to descend from a single ancestor if it’s so easy for life to arise from a barren soup?

That one was successful. A million others could easily have arisen before it but been unsuccessful. A million others could have arisen afterwards but failed to compete with that single ancestor. And it’s nearly impossible for them to leave any evidence of their existence.

We do have an idea actually! We’ve run experiments where we put all the ingredients in a box and zap it, and we’ve found that it’s possible for them to start forming the compounds that form the base of life on earth.

That was the Urey-Miller experiment in 1953, but more possibilities have been explored more recently: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adt8979

I don’t think we have enough data to determine the likelihood.