Basement. Ground floor was a restaurant, second - 4th were offices.

I used to work late hours on the third floor of a four-story building that housed a comedy club and bar in the basement. The constant noise and distractions made it almost impossible to concentrate.

Personally, I found the Marauder’s and the Nintendo-hard style junk that was designed to make levels take longer to complete to be particularly frustrating.

They persist in attempting to incorporate a narrative into a game that was originally designed to simply engage in slaying demons.

Echoing Fox News propaganda

I was the primary mod/founder for a fairly large subreddit. During the blackout protests Reddit threatened to remove my mod rights if I didn’t reopen the subreddit. I told them to get fucked, and my account was banned. They also removed the other mods and installed new mods. I haven’t touched the platform since and will never use Reddit again.

🖕spez

Common corporate tactic. Company pledges to invest billions in new this or that. Years later project is abandoned due to unforeseen delays.

Eyeliner VP boy.

Maybe he’s born with it, maybe it’s maybelline.

People are broke. Cut out the easy things first.

Nail filing, chalk on chalk boards, using the eraser on chalk boards

Protonmail.

Their adoption plan was just wrong. Few people want to give up their phones, and the general public has had enough of a learning curve struggle with mobile phones. The device didn’t make sense, at least not in its current state.

The AI bubble will burst soon, and when it does, real innovation will happen.

In the 1990s, I transitioned from Windows to Linux as my primary operating system. Since then, Linux has consistently exhibited advancements in the desktop and software space, whereas Windows and Mac operating systems appear to have experienced a decline in terms of user experience and functionality.

Thank you for the feedback. I will remove PIA.

What is wrong with PIA?

fuck spez

I started around the time when Windows 95 came out. Slackware was my jam. I now run Arch on one box and Debian 12 on another. It helped my career as a sysadmin.

It’s such a great series. It’s a shame it wasn’t popular enough to keep momentum. I hope we get another season

It’s moist and sticky

Someone needs to redo this with the answer being “s p e z”

On site access would be so expensive