I'm sorry Wikimedians, but Baby Globe looks cheap and ugly 😬
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I'm sorry Wikimedians, but Baby Globe looks cheap and ugly 😬
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I'm sorry Wikimedians, but Baby Globe looks cheap and ugly 😬
@abban That's, uh... a thing. 🤨
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I'm sorry Wikimedians, but Baby Globe looks cheap and ugly 😬
@abban as a plushie snob, I agree. they could have made something better at that price point.
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@abban That's, uh... a thing. 🤨
@JeremiahFieldhaven I don’t like Makeship’s stuff in general, but this looks like a knock off prize from a cheap claw machine
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Cazzinostri è un manifesto chiaro, ma pure troppo! 😂
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@halcy @lritter @datenwolf I think that's just the flattening effect that most AAA rendering techniques have, and a broader and older problem than just UE5. The big killer feature of PBR is not that it is more Based or whatever, it's that every serious production tool speaks it, so you can drop ship a team of hundreds of people in place (because it's "industry standard"), build something stylistically coherent, and then fire all of them.
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@Gina Because it's a continent away and there's no chance I can go to any of them??
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@aeva @lritter @datenwolf I wonder if this lack of debuggability does somewhat add to the (perceived?) problem of a lack of people changing things up from the defaults
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@Gina it is the yearly puzzle...
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Il mio capo: “guarda questo progetto a livello grafico puoi farlo come vuoi tu. Sei completamente libero”
*Io lo faccio come voglio*
Il mio capo (dopo averlo visto): “guarda fallo in questo modo come dico io”
Ma allora! Scusami non dirmi che mi dai completa libertà se poi mi dici di farlo come vuoi tu 🥲
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One of my key takeaways from IETF123 was that we should specify #XMPP over WebTransport. However, I want to reiterate that, even without QUIC, XMPP can be pretty FAST.
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@halcy @lritter @datenwolf my personal beef with it though is they ruined rendering for me. In UE4, like virtually all 3D games ever made, if there was a problem, you could fire up a frame debugger and look at the pictures and find the problem by thinking about the pictures and the reading shaders. In UE5 they wrote a bunch of PHDs a blank check and the PHDs took away the pictures.
