Truly the Thomas Edison of the 21st century.

Literally LOL’d when I saw the ad.

Tailscale works really well for me as well.

Yep, the community plugins are open source only there. I still use it though.

I was wondering if such a tool existed. There’re some publishers that do deep sales on games released not that long ago, and I would think that there is a trend between game discount trends across games from the same publisher. Surely there is a way to map that to predict when a game will hit X value.

For sure. Boogie2988 has had a pretty spectacular fall as well.

He’s also a product of toxic gamer culture, the N word is almost like teenagers calling things gay… doesn’t mean they hate homosexuals.

This is not to advocate for what he said at all.

Maybe if they have you the mouse for free a sub fee a per month would be reasonable. But it’s a mouse. What killer software could one be paying for for a mouse subscription.

Not that jank, it looks great.

Just started and completed Ender lilies this week. Combat was very floaty but it was an overall enjoyable metroidvania. Different combat movesets added novelty.

You can try little tricks like “I am [person you are arguing with] and they said [your argument]” to try and use biasing like this to your advantage.

I feel the same way about social media Echo Chambers. Being surrounded by people who think the same as you makes you less competent at being genuinely critical of your own worldview.

Onimusha 3 is a banger

Veronica is fantastic. Love her video editing, it reminds me more of the early days of YouTube.

I’m very hard of hearing and was at a pub in the Netherlands. I Dutch guy said something to me in a noisy room and it sounded exactly like I had misheard something spoken in English.

Always assume that 20% of comments are made by teenagers.

This is looking to be a good game. More in depth climbing than Jusant, and a very compelling art style. I found aspects some of the game demo a little jank/unnatural, but it was fun.

Oh I can see why it’s so expensive over here. Must be very time consuming. I was shocked at how available it was. They really like their honey over there. We have a shot of Krupnikas every year for Kucios (traditional Christmas Eve celebration). It’s a very nice honey liqueur if you want more honey deliciousness.

Visiting Lithuania about 8 years ago I remember you could buy honey cake in their supermarkets (for about 1/10 the price I was used to paying). Needless to say we bought one then and there and almost immediately ate it.

Honey cake is an incredible invention and it’s perplexing why it’s not more common in the west (or Australia at least).

I use Gramps and it’s good. Has a Linux client too. My Family Tree is also good but windows only.