Yes. We are all normal and cool people. Be one of us.

Hurts to see being able to work from home. We’re starting compulsory RTO starting next week.

The rich would never go near a municipal dump, much less climb a literal mountain of garbage… Unless it’s located in the highest point in the world, then they’d happily pay for the privilege.

The lioness does not concern herself with grammar, however.

His political calculations must’ve been unparalleled.

Ah good times. I’m still traumatized over what a weeaboo at class said some very lonely people do to anime girl figures. To this day I’d never consider buying one - much less if used.

Strange Journey was one of those games that really got under my skin. It hit the right notes of dread, isolation, despair, and horror like a wonderful mesh of The Thing, Event Horizon, and At the Mountains of Madness. The music too helped pull off the vibe and it makes me wish they had an actual live recording instead of digitally generated tracks. The fact it could pull off such a vibe on a tiny DS/3DS screen just begs for this to be remade in a full PC/console experience.

Mint/Ubuntu simply wasn’t feasible for me as a beginner. The Nvidia GPU drivers weren’t updated properly enough to run games after waking the PC for some reason and trying to fix it myself kept making things worse. CachyOS works fine for gaming and has plenty of support considering it’s a mutable Arch-based distro.

Same. Bell peppers have an overwhelming taste that overpowers everything they’re cooked with. Spicy chilies on the other hand are perfectly fine and welcomed.

Imagine how Bobby feels.

Then take off your fucking clothes and walk about naked everywhere. Let everything show am I right?

What have y’all bought so far on this sale? I just got Detroit: Become Human for $4.

AC7 is great I must’ve dumped over a hundred hours trying to ace all the missions. You’ll be hard pressed to find better value.

It’ll be as cathartic as it’ll be catastrophic. I’m personally looking forward to the devastation this folly will bring, if only to see PC parts makers come back to the consumer market with hat in hand.

I’ll admit I’m a lazy bastard who likes the convenience of things just working. I also really like using Solidworks for CAD drafting. The things Microsoft has been doing with breaking its OS in stupid and privacy-invading ways pushed me over the edge now. It’s been a struggle to learn the intricacies of Linux in order to set up whatever distro I’m trying at the moment. I’d still rather struggle with a difficult to master OS at this point than go back and let Windows 11 get worse with AI bullshit and sell out my privacy for greater shareholder value though.

In my experience so far all I can say is I prefer mutable distros that make it easier for me to install and run a VPN, even if it makes it hard for me to access my local NAS because of it.

Are they used HDDs? Nothing worse than buying something that’s on the brink of dying.

One of my old jobs had a pallet full of perfectly good PSUs, o-scopes, H bridges, and a bunch of miscellaneous data cables. They were all gonna be trashed either because their projects were cancelled or had a minor flaw they didn’t want to fix. My buddies and I rescued a bunch of equipment before the company padlocked it. My advice is be discreet. Companies hate it when people recover shit they throw out whether it be perfectly good equipment or food.

Indika is a fucking trippy experience. It definitely stands out from the others in this list in a very good way.

Maybe the next iteration can have some seeds mixed in the payload to sprout little trees and plants over the wreckage.

GameStop as I knew it from a few years ago is dead. Now that almost all games are digitized, its stores only carry a handful of discs and cartridges with barely enough to cover half a wall in shelves. The rest of the store is mired in miscellaneous pop culture crap like Cowboy Bebop T shirts, pop figures, and some various other knick knacks. It can’t live up to its name so it might as well shuffle off from store fronts and on to the collective memory of gaming enthusiasts.