Auch die Beta 3 von #macos26 hat noch das Problem, dass sie ab ca. 10 offenen Apps extrem laggy und langsam wird. Ich hoffe, das bekommen sie noch schnell in den Griff und ist kein erstes Anzeichen von #featurecreep …
Ständig Apps schließen ist irgendwie nicht so - 2025
@bazkie @nixCraft I can totally understand why.
"The job if a maintainer is to say no."
It's all Greek to me.
What will not be unexpected to me, is that Unexpected Keyboard will not function on older Android when it certainly could.
Couldn't help myself and I did put more work into fire :D
I may be temped to work on fire weapons next and maybe setting stuff and enemies on fire...
Send help! :D
"That's not scope creep, that's scope parkour."
via @luap42
Made something I should watch every night to remind myself now that we are in the PLANNING and PROTOTYPING phase of our project with some classmates.
Sooooo easy to get carried away with #FeatureCreep
Me: ‘No more features.’ Unity: ‘But… what if we added just ONE more?’ And that’s how feature creep is born. #Unity3D #gamedev #featurecreep
Have you ever had to abandon a mechanic or feature because it was too ambitious? How did you handle that decision and what did you learn from it? #Unity3D #featurecreep #indiedev
So long Evernote!
The ridiculous premium increase from $64 to $114/year was the last straw.
Last year’s constant instability due to epic feature creep was the first.
Fyi #bornhack speakers chair now have 10G build in should any speaker need it. #featurecreep
@TimeWalker well chaining calculations from the numpad worked perfectly last week, now it's broken, if you have a better word for this I'll edit my post
[edit] #FeatureCreep seems more appropriate, thanks for pointing that out
omg KDE @kde if it ain't broken, fix it until it is?
One of those days. Working on a new feature and then snowballing into 3 extra features that should be build in order to implement the original feature. #featurecreep
It's only been like a whole effing month and a half since the moment I thought "let's quickly implement a streamlined function to aggregate by time" in the new version of the 'distantia' package, and the moment I got something workable barely resembling the original idea.
I've learned a lot about handling time in R in the process, but feature creep is a thing, and the package never really needed this one.
I guess I dug my own hole there!
Damn, I've just implemented a small feature and 90% of the way I realized I've already done it 2 years ago in the same project. The code is almost identical. The feature name was just slightly off and I didn't remember it at all. #featurecreep
Day 1: I should try learning to make a videogame. How hard can a mid-90s style, 2D iso-RPG be? Should be easy even for me with zero experience.
Day 6: Well, it's definitely going to have to be in full 3D to allow characters to climb up walls and look or squeeze into windows. I'll also need to create a system to determine how far noise travels around corners and through closed doors, and how environmental noise sources like waterfalls or wind in the trees drowns out footsteps...
And it's in those situations where daggers and unarmed combat suffer the smallest darkness penalties.
Peter 
