@landelare @glassbottommeg Yeah, alt+drag has been a common Linux default for decades at this point. Definitely not specific to any one DE.

@aeva pretty sure 2 is unfortunately "already be famous/successful with a large audience"

@sdwilsh @alice It is the cap of the opened tube in top left of the picture. It inserts into the tube, with a sealed bottom and a flange to stop it from falling all the way in, with the indent giving access to a hole that matches up to lock it through.

@mcc As to designing a tiny language with similar ownership: All you really need if you aren't checking correctness is to be able to run destruction code at scope exit. I'm familiar enough with rust to know if there are edge cases that make the correctness checking hard though.

@memoriesin8bit I'm assuming you've already ensured you don't have any memory allocations (usually pushing into an array) in the ghost collision loop, and have done some basic space partitioning do reduce the search space? If not, I recently had a problem where I needed to find closest pairs of points, and just sorting them into a grid of points and only checking the 9 nearest partitions instead of the entire space saved like 95% of the time. Even basic space partitioning helps searches a lot.