My layman guess would be that shortly after formation Earth was just a ball of lava that destroyed every organic component so when the surface solidified it was sterile.

XL/XE means any xxxxXL and xxxXE.

Like pineapple?

I used to wonder how the US population could be so stupid to elect someone counter to their best interests, then threads like these remind me that people are really, really bad at logic and such.

Don't eat a large bowl of fresh cranberries for breakfast.

No Intel Mac support! :(((((

Intel Macs were always a second class citizen for Blender. There was a lot you couldn't do because the GPU drivers just didn't allow it.

They actually announced they were dropping support in February. Nobody noticed or cared.

Absolutely not. It's like opening a hood of your car, taking picture of what you see and then try to build replica of the engine based on that.

Add audio buffer on top of that when you don't hear changes instantly but with a delay...

or gain controls behind buffer delay. You know you're on the brink of disaster as soon as you notice it.

European Amigas got Power LED dimmed instead of being completely off.

Come to think of it, I think the same was true for me too.

Some models needed a hardware hack to turn it off, maybe those ones were off.

You can just use "branch always" but to the next instruction (:

Like this?

Apple joins Blender Development Fund: https://www.blender.org/press/apple-joins-blender-developmen...

One thing that I haven't seen mentioned here is that shorter line limits (80, 120) make my life easier for non-trivial merge conflicts and diffing changes.

I think, it's also depending on the language used.

When I write JS or Python, In getting along with 80 no problem.

But when I do TS or Java, the annotations can stretch lines quite a bit.