Played the demo on steam, and the games were really fun. This pack feels a little different in that the couple of demo games were very “oh wow we could actually sit down and play this game” vibes vs. Just a quick thing to throw on in the background of a party.
This makes a ton of sense and I think you probably solved this mystery for me.
“Oh I need to iterate over something, and keep track of new information as I do it, therefore I should be able to create ‘dynamic variables’ as I progress.”
I distinctly remember asking this question during a 100 level programming class but I just can not remember why I’d ever want to do this?
What problem could I have possibly have been trying to solve where this would seem like the answer.
That’s just how federation works. You’ve federated with an instance/user so now your self hosted instance will be updated.
Is there a reason you’re concerned about the requests? The payloads should be relatively small, and unless you’re running on some really old hardware, one request a second with a small payload should not have any noticeable impact.
Everyone got put into a cube and they just had to outlast the other people, while doing some challenges.
Engineer I guess… Thief is the objectively better enterprise programmer option but I don’t know why I always forget about it and just write a ternary ¯\_(ツ)_/¯