I always suspected that moving processes between cores as windows does it is kind of inefficient; if you look at the CPU usage graph on windows, you can see that it's kinda messy and over the place even when there's one thread at 100%. Linux would move this thread around processes much slower, making the graph reflect reality a bit more.

https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmasterrace/comments/60e2u8/the_inferiority_of_windows_cpu_scheduler_vs/df5wcsz/
Here's a pretty brilliant analogy if you don't quite understand what I'm talking about

https://i.redd.it/oatre9jtxsmy.jpg
How designing SMW levels feels sometimes

https://t.me/sad_pup_kit_kid_thing/10927
That's rather detailed.

https://t.me/loudbarking/4968
haha yes

My favorite thing in level design is being able to tell the player what they need to do without any text, just purely by introducing mechanics that don't punish you when you fail them

https://t.me/talconsnudebeach/220
Hasn't worked for a while.

https://t.me/talconsnudebeach/221
None of my messages are actually sending, and all groups are inaccessible.

https://t.me/talconsnudebeach/222
What can you say, skype is abandoned completely

https://t.me/talconsnudebeach/225
Discord and Telegram reign.

Discord is truly the savior software; easy to use, featureful, panders to gamers, and the only thing it doesn't really do correctly is being centralized

I wish it was federated like e-mail, like Matrix is, but no one except for neckbeards actually uses it.

It does have a telegram bridge in alpha, though, but IIRC stickers and other media do not work properly.

Also riot.im, the semi-official matrix frontend

Also: I got it by searching "matrix protocol".

Usually, searching for technical details nets you the correct result

https://t.me/ramblings/212
I'm sold. That's a bloody fantastic naming scheme