So, anyone know of a company in Europe willing to hire and import a software engineer from the US? Asking for a friend.

GNOME: Gets a new extremely useful feature

Some website commenters: "GNOME just keeps getting worse"

Episode 3 was also perfect. It also hurt. A lot. Didn't expect to be crying over a show from a franchise I didn't previously care about.

Does anyone know of games where the player character can fly? Not in a vehicle, but like with organic wings, or Superman style fight.

Bonus points for 3D games, even more points if they're available on PC.

I should watch that Arcane show everyone has been talking about. The art style looks great.

My god, it's 2022. I feel like I've practically blanked out these past 2 years.

Holy hell, I thought Reddit was bad, but Hacker News is worse.

The cinematography is wonderful.

A+ first episode

Arcane is next-level gorgeous, wow. I don't think I've seen a 3D show that looks this good, nor one with animation this fluent.

Every single artist, voice actor, and writer has done a perfect job. So far episode 2 also gets an A+

Sometimes I really want to tell people that they don't know a goddamn thing when they're confidently talking out of their ass. Like, I really just want to say it to their faces.

Honestly, it's really frustrating working in the Linux desktop space. People will just straight-up lie about you and your work, and demonize you for simply not having the time to fix something. Instead of, I don't know, trying to fix things that are important to them?

@meena Someone made me aware that 4chan had takes, and my curiosity got the better of me

Context: Almost every single GNOME developer I know uses GNOME as their daily driver. Distros vary, but almost all of us use GNOME.

I've never seen someone more wrong

One thing that's been stuck in my mind for a bit was that there was a possibility I could have had a more stable job, but I felt blocked by a simple reason: I'm disabled.

Processing speed is one of the places I'm hit by my disability hard. In school I'd do well on tests, but I needed double time on them. Literally - if a test was supposed to be taken within one hour, I often took two.

It seemed like things were going well and the recruiters were interested in me, but then something big came up: I had to take two aptitude quizzes, and both quizzes were timed and prioritized speed over anything else.

My anxiety wouldn't let me take the quizzes, and I was passed on the job (though apparently they want me to reach out if I'm still interested)