So "I" built this too github.com/stenyak/tuskManag… Includes some useful feature missing in most task managers: single-thread bottlenecks, memory used (or leaked) by OS and drivers instead of only by programs, and a bunch other things.

Seems someone caught the making-of on camera! That RL tire had a few more bright sparky corners before dying. Wish there was more time to continue with sparks gfx improvements, some of that code is kinda messy atm.

To celebrate our @beamng PS5 v0.40 release, I had my first drift trackday in... 1.5 years (cause of various minor health issues) Got slightly carried away on this new set of tires, temporarily forgetting concepts such as "warmup" and "cooldown" 10/10 worth it, would shred again

Nice. I forgot I had added this one to @beamng's loading screen... Tip: "If you crashed and the hood is now blocking your vision, you can exit the car and jump on it to try to flatten it." User:

New @BeamNG.drive splitscreen mode for PS5 and PC: bringing wholesomeness and love to families all around the world 🧡🤗

Today's plan: go through thousands of changes across repositories to painstakingly redact my changelog entries, in end-user language. How it's going: optimizing this old tool I created to comb through commits, then I'll speedrun the actual dev-to-english translation last minute.

The bottleneck to game creation/modding is somewhat evolving, from competent-dev-team to idea-guy. Not claiming to like it, it's just what anyone can observe out there already. I hope an 'idea guy' with time+tokens makes a Trespasser VR mod... a gem born for VR before its time!

"0% cpu use" I'm already forced to use my own taskbar and alt-tab programs (vibecoded, since they just need to do their job). I guess a new task manager is next.

I want to like the Steam Frame, sadly its ergonomics don't suit *my* face: it's either good FOV with nose pain, or comfortable but too loose (no middle ground). Fortunately doesn't seem to be the norm! So still an opportunity for anti-Meta advocates to vote with their wallets.

In real life, your car drives into flies. In BeamNG, flies can drive your car.

To clarify: "rushing" means I'm typing 2-5 command lines blindly, while waiting for the first of them to finish executing. So there's no immediate visual feedback until after the whole thing finishes running, and then I see the 3rd command was typoed.

Doing some tests in @BeamNG for secret side-project of the year #67. I was scratching my head about why a map was SO dark at noon. Eventually realized it was correct: a very nordic geoloc + a very wintery time of year + proper sky/atmosphere simulation should, in fact, do that.

If the UI for your issue tracking system doesn't run on a physics engine that can be paused like a regular game engine, then are you even trying? It was created for internal use at @beamng and open sourced, for whoever wants physically based ticketing too: github.com/BeamNG/GitLabViz