That’s a very interesting question I read while pooping.

May I call you PeePee?

The ringed city is the only part of dark souls 3 I remember. It was the highlight of the game.

Because the rural families will definitely take notice…

As a woman into tech I’ll chime in. We seem to have a mild case of ignorant as shit. My friends are all completely blind to tech and piracy. Now I don’t blame them because they’ve been taught by capitalist culture to care about pointless things since birth, but god does it hurt sometimes and make me want to claw my eyes out. Patience and education will solve the gap.

I think in legal terms it’s even called licensing.

Ah yes, third person disability simulator on Arakis.

It’s because I’ve seen What people can do with a simple docker container that I completely agree. It’s too nice to go back.

If a slice of American cheese isn’t sandwiched between two sheets of plastic for enough days for the plastic flavour to leak in, it’s not American cheese 😤

Streaming from a 4070 8700k to an m1 iPad over bother gigabit wifi 6 and gigabit Ethernet.

Remember it’s only a possibility these planets are cool. They’re likely lame.

A 24 pin mobo power connector just to strike ptsd into those who notice.

Think of it like this. Up arrow is forward and the down arrow is back. The volume then increases from left to right like most linear scales (that aren’t up and down). Yes the buttons should be the other way but there was probably some (poor) reasoning to why they are this way.

The end of an era.

iOS: Video Lite Android: Vanced Android TV: Smart Tube

Stop watching YouTube ads. Use a third party player.

What do I use this for? Do I install it on my NAS or my gaming pc?

My best guess is this is a self hosted network storage for games and other computers run the games from there? Or do they download the game from there? Is it a way to store game saves? Does it have any use for emulators like yuzu?

Sorry for all the questions, I’m only asking because the software looks really interesting but I just can’t figure out its uses.

I’m not celebrating a monopoly, I’m celebrating a good platform for consumers. Steam likely knows that if it angers people its monopoly is ripe for a ton of regulation, at least in the European market where PC gaming is huge.

I had come to assume this update would never come. I always found it so odd the 6 year old last update was to prepare for a an update that never came. I wonder why the developer waited 6 years on a single massive update instead of… well just not doing that.

There’s only two reasons an app should be a subscription.

1. The app requires constant server connection that is an active cost to the developer.

2. The app requires constant updates for maintaining functionality/ relevancy.

There are a few subscriptions I pay for (Nabu casa for one). There’s real merit in the subscription model, but it should only be about 1% of things not 80%.

But why wasn’t the teapot adopted? Is the boat a better test for a printer?