Well this seems doomed to failure, since as we all know, pre-built engines are inherently woke.
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I mean I use it in power saver mode. It goes as low as 400MHz but it's not fixed at that. 12th gen i7 btw.
I haven't evaluated it properly in a while but I'm pretty sure it was under 8 hours with the CPU throttled and the screen brightness low. I am usually just writing or coding on it, nothing too intensive.
Opinions vary, but since it's a reference to the Samuel Beckett play "Waiting for Godot", the most common are GOD-oh (Irish style, I call it) and guh-DOH (French style).
There are people doing tutorials on YouTube who pronounce it go-dot, I wouldn't really consider it an indicator of somebody who is unfamiliar with the engine myself tbh. I think the developers have basically said "pronounce it however you want".
I'm running Fedora on my Framework 13 - works great, no issues. I have only had it open to install the RAM so far, but it appears to be as upgradeable and repairable as advertised. Looks great, feels premium, nice and light. Not great battery life is my only complaint, but there are larger batteries available for the 13 since I bought mine.
Nice to see some figures on the change in support levels. I was donating €5 a month and I've bumped it up to €50 for the next few months.
I get the impression that a lot of the people complaining on twitter are not even gamedevs and don't know what Godot is, it's just the reactionary pile-on du jour.
Not currently reading any sci-fi but I read "Station Eleven" by Emily St. John Mandel recently and I thought it was amazing. It's pretty light on sci-fi concepts really, but it's an interesting take on the apocalypse.
The article addresses the fact that it's a bad definition, but since it is discussing a study they have to work with the definition the study used.