I know it doesn’t inherently fix the problem, but unless they really go poking or messing with it (most users wont) it should keep them contained to the subset of options tou want them to use.

What I would do is install kiosk mode from HACS. Build a dashboard for them that only shows what you want them to see, then add kiosk mode so they can’t access the menus. Set it as their default and it should be fine

Yeah, fair enough that might be what HR/recruitment does. It doesn’t mean that there isn’t a difference though.

Also I’m not sure if that is more of a US thing maybe? I see most roles in Australia listed for “developer” not “engineers”

There is a big difference between a software engineer and a software developer/programmer. In the same way there is a difference between a civil engineer and a builder.

A software engineer is the one who scopes the project. They define the feasibility, the limitation and exeptions, the tools to use, as well as costing and time planning and management.

The programmers are the ones who work to this scope and utilise the specified tools and technologies to create the product.

I have a degree in software engineering and all of this was covered. From writing scoping documentation, to time and costing with Gantt charts. This is the actual difference.

If you don’t care about doing it “yourself” there are guides you can follow that give you a seed and set of blueprints. These can pretty safely get you under 10 hours. Some say 5 but you won’t be perfect.

I got down to about 20 hours myself then just used a guide for the achievement.

I mean we use teams as our phone system, so this is just like taking the general phone calls.

Some of us don’t get to leave work at the door all the time, and this just allows us to use teams like a phone without having to give out a personal number.

Make a shitty live service game and people are going to think it’s shit.

I don’t understand why this is surprising to execs…

Absolutely this, the crafting system is a great balance of getting what you want but also giving you something to try again and again for.

Basically that and the talent trees inside skills sold me on this game.

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For lighting, I would personally avoid smart bulbs, especially if you are redoing the apartment anyway.

All they lead to from my experience are annoyances when guests/partners inevitably flick a switch and turn off the smart bulb.

I live in Australia so the spec may be different from where you are, but I have found ZigBee to work amazingly.

In competitive games, as you pointed out, it doesn’t really. Usually they end up with controller only servers.

In a co-op game it doesn’t really matter that much. I would argue it’s more about the movement than the shooting anyway.

How is this a support question? It’s asking lemmy users what are good communities for conversation

Factorio has cool, and very customisable, procedurally generated maps. The ore distribution, quantity, biters, cliffs, water, all change game to game.