Feydaikin @ Faydaikin @beehaw.org

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Because they don't think men know how to pee at an angle?

At this point it's just fascinating to see how many keep buying Bethesdas crap.

I've grown too jaded to even consider buying it.

Might sail the high seas again, but even that's unlikely.

Happy to see that fried chicken apparently goes 1 to 1 with white bread.

72g of Chicken Sandwich = 72g of French Bread Roll.

The return of the weather balloons!

PTSD Pizza?

I think it's less a matter of making them as it is about getting people to use them.

Half of these are fairly big projects, both the making and the maintenance of.

So there needs to be a sizable amount of people actually using the products to make it worth the effort.

Ravaged. Great little Arena Shooter. A bit ahead of it's time, I guess.

"Lint Licker" suddenly resurfaced in my brain.

Naps are glorious.

Rather: They want to control it and through it, control you.

Don't worry, fascism is in no way exclusive.

Min første tanke var vitterligt, "hvem har lyst til at være politiker"?

W3 is definitely a slow burn game, for better and worse. It might have been a bit overhyped, but for the most part I feel it deserved the praise it got.

I will also add that after completing it, I never really returned to it.

Above NES games? That's pretty high praise.

I had already dabbled in Linux on and off years back. I already wanted to switch, but I'm a moron at computer stuff, so Linux was always a bit out of reach. Too much to learn and memorize for the basic things I needed it for. (addendum: We're talking about 25 years ago)

But Win 10 annoyed the piss out of me. Like, to the point of breaking my laptop in a fit of explosive anger. I'm not usually a "throw-the-controller" kind of guy. But that shit got to me.

So around the time Win 11 was first announced, I decided to give Linux yet another shot. And lo and behold, I found Mint. Everything was setup and streamlined exactly for a moron like myself. It was literally easier and more straight forward than Windows.

And with a little bit of reading and copy/pasting commands smarter people than myself have written around the internet, pretty much any problem I've encountered have been solved within a few minutes.

So I recommend Mint to anyone looking for alternatives to Win 11.

It has been good to me.

And a big Thank You to all the glorious nerds that take the time to not on only make this, but also take the time to help us hapless dummies fix the small problems we encounter in the process of switching.

That's how I got into growing chilies.

Now I always have ridiculously tasty "spicys" for the winter.

Filled with 'Weird Al' Lyrics from the '90s start 2000s.

Luckily all my friends are just nerds... wait!? Oh...

That is hilarious.