No guys...
I am not JUST talking about B3d - I mean every fully working code/game/application you ever wrote on any computer in any language.
If like me you have spent a 2/3rds of your lifetime coding then that's a lot of work / energy.
Of course when we all die, we lose everything anyway so my worry becomes irrelevant to me, but what about those who knew me?
I read something today in Edge of a man who played and visited his late Mums "Animal Crossing" world, and I guess it touched me to think of that as a life experience - for that guy, visiting and sharing in her town.
IPete2.
I am not JUST talking about B3d - I mean every fully working code/game/application you ever wrote on any computer in any language.
If like me you have spent a 2/3rds of your lifetime coding then that's a lot of work / energy.
Of course when we all die, we lose everything anyway so my worry becomes irrelevant to me, but what about those who knew me?
I read something today in Edge of a man who played and visited his late Mums "Animal Crossing" world, and I guess it touched me to think of that as a life experience - for that guy, visiting and sharing in her town.
IPete2.