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I mean, you're both right here

Hah, I understand. I miss the simplicity of C often.

But give C# a try, I was pleasantly surprised.

He's a billionaire, he's got help, and he's had help, he doesn't want any of it.

Fuck him. I'm tired of people making excuses for this Nazi piece of trash as if he was worth saving. There's billions of other people more deserving of help than him.

It's a ton of fun. 🙂 I mean that. It makes programming fun vs C++. I think you'll really enjoy it is that's where you're coming from.

It's also, stylistically, much cleaner and slicker than Java

He did. He alluded to a "Little" Lebowski being on its way.

"Signal group chat leaked that a bombing run of Vancouver is planned. Chat was leaked by Hesgeths mom, who didn't know why she was added and just wanted to ask questions about when would be a good time to buy eggs.

In response, Hesgeth blamed the media for reporting on things and stuff."

• C# runs cross platform. Unity3D with C# runs cross platform and Gadot as cross platform.
• .NET 6+ (and 8.X is current) is fully compatible with Linux.
• Nobody's depending on .NET framework <4.X anymore. Nobody. That's the version of .NET you're thinking of that's locked into windows. Anything built with .NET Core, or .NET 6 or higher is fully cross platform.

10 years ago you'd have been correct, but a lot changes in a decade, and a lot of your understanding is currently no longer accurate.

Additional reading for the roadmap from the Gadot team.

They're using Mono with a plan to move to .NET 5 (the merger version between .NET Core and .NET Framework) and then on to .NET 6+.

In the meantime, Mono is fully cross platform and has no dependencies on windows components. The Mono team became the .NET Core team at Microsoft.

C# is super easy though. If you've done C++ it's about 100x easier than C++ game programming, or really any traditional game programming.

Unity3D is even more complicated than Gadot from an engine standpoint using C#.

But Gadot is truly open source, and I understand why they used it.

You mean like an Aesop's fable?

Friends had Chandler and Joey bromance, which is a precursor to the Scrubs bromance.

The rest of the show isn't similar, but that part was spot on.

Capitalism?

oh dope, ty for tip