cobalt

spycraft -> spyslop

espionage -> espislop

007 -> 006.999997

Rust supports punning via pointer casting, but you'll want to use #[repr(C)] on any data types used

less ergonomic, but still totally doable

it lets you maintain version history when working, then most workflows auto squash on merge

most people can tolerate being overweight pretty well it seems

fwiw, I have a snapdragon X laptop running with windows. It basically never runs the fans (at least at audible levels), and I sometimes sit with it on a blanket in bed

there is a hidden paperclip button you can unlock it with

so, visual :P

ps* is based on freeBSD, Nintendo is proprietary (though use OSS libraries)

hotdogs are 1/4lb, sodas are ~22oz

actually a 2pk for $2200 :P

you can find filter lists that do for some sites

what you suggest by gluing libs together is more like a framework. Engines have cohesive asset systems that tie into engine and gameplay systems, networking has to work with the gameplay layer, etc. Also, tooling is like 90% of what makes an engine worth using. You need asset importers, level editors, scripting solutions (often visual these days), data editors

this feels like a chute diameter issue, many older (cheaper?) ones are 2in, but high flow are 3in I believe