slightly less aggressive honk

deranged canada goose noises

I feel like this event needs more gregorian chanting.

Confident that it is bad at everything and mocks itself for being so

How do they fly, or efficiently enter strings of numbers?

Oh thats nasty. A keyboard without a numpad? really?

A good breeze and the dog damn well might fly away with those sails opened up

My standard cycle for building is 5 years, and i just built (probably overspecced) with a 9800x3d and a 9070 XT. I’m sitting pretty for a while IMO.

My RAM kit is worth more than my GPU 🥲

IBM does not have a great track record with fascist regimes, and I don’t particularly trust US-based enterprise software to not be backdoored anymore, especially not an operating system

No crowds whatsoever in the way of what you need, little to no lines to wait in.

Best time to go grocery shopping, stores are empty

Those walls are awful tall there, cant even see your monitor over it!

The number of songs expanded as the game progressed in two, plus you can adjust your playlist to exclude songs if you want. The playlist shuffle in the first one is awful and repetitive, and there weren’t multiple radio stations to choose from or radio hosts (the punk/rock station host is hilarious IMO)

Could also just be an exaggerated case of “ew, poor people food”, since pigs will eat damn near anything.

I guess chickens are similarly omnivorous and take up less space though (plus, eggs). And are arguably easier to transport and defend (a rooster can fuck you up)

If you’re okay with Ubisoft, Watchdogs 1 & 2 are fun for third person shooters. First one gives you a lot of options to enter combat, you carry all weapons on you (no “weapon loadout” selection really).

Favorite feature of both games is the in-game radio, you can just listen to music and wander around the world

With the power of lactose intolerance, you too can regret certain non-spicy foods! Its usually pretty immediate though

Not familiar myself, but IIRC she has been quoted idolizing Margaret Thatcher, sooo…

In an enterprise environment? Hell no. But a home server? Not like most of us are counting gigabytes of storage, and its not the worst thing to have in case your other hardware breaks

Same. Its the only thing i like about gnome, that buttery smooth three finger swipe on the touchpad to switch around. It made me actually understand how people can stand to work on a laptop without multiple monitors

Everything else about gnome to me just feels like they’re trying to abstract away basic functionality