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As a zoomer myself i do find it funny :3

That’s a neat way of doing it

Idk maybe the sub clocks are static and never change :3

I was mainly thinking of making some recursion hence why all the subclocks mirror the parent clock (for that given hour). Also I called it clock squared because I didn’t think the resolution would be high enough for people to actually notice the 3rd level of clocks.

You might notice that some dials don’t really align with the hours they’re supposed to show. That’s because I had to place a bunch of clocks at varying hours with a viewport rendering the parent clock at an angle that probably made it difficult to spot the errors. I rendered it once and didn’t bother re-rendering it once I saw the errors :)

Hey thanks for reminding me I made a clock squared in blender about 2 years ago

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:3

I learned blender just to make a representation of my code in action … gif

Idk who needs to know this, but in Norwegian “runke” means to jerk off. “runk” is the word you add a prefix to in conjugation to get the different inflections

• runke - jerk off
• runker - jerking off
• runket - jerked off

Etc…

Jeez how long did it take to upload that 100tb? I’ve had files 50gb in size that have taken hours because of their 30-100mbps upload speed.

Yea… Dementia

This is so cursed wtf

What if every variable would have to use a pointer that points to a reference of the data in a central array. In normal languages you’d need a variable to store said array, but what if it too has to reference itself in itself, so we get some funky recursion.

That’s the end user! /s

No No the ai feature is based on windows recall, so when you loose your progress, it can use the hundreds of thousands of screenshots to play the game for you

Tbh i think Microsoft has a better track record of breaking, fixing and then un-fixing their software

Stop calling out my commit messages… I swear “fixed bug x (for real this time)(ok now it should be fixed) added feature y” is a valid commit message scheme.

Does it just overclock your cpu to introduce instability that might flip the correct bits back to their normal state?