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The Unabomber's cabin in FBI storage. Sacramento, California. 1998.
Or Lumon Industries maybe?
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Why are the two major American parties called what they are?
I did a double take when I read Christian Democratic as Christian Demoncratic and yeah that sounds about right for modern US Politics.
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Is there a USB drive flashing program in APT?
DD?
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Have an AMD GPU? You can build your own SteamOS Steam Machine
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Yeah this is incorrect the OS doesn't require a steam login to work. You can bypass the steam login at boot if you want to and only need it to play steam games.
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Captain Kirk is an exception to the proverb "Cheaters never prosper".
Is it really cheating if you rewrite the test?
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A new Steam game called Congratulations On Your Purchase is priced at $1000, making it one of the most expensive titles on the platform.
Money laundering
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When you accidentally say "folder" instead of "directory" in a Linux group.
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Yep and don't get me started on object storage where everything is a prefix
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Memes are just jokes. These MF kids got me to sit around and read jokes!
Memes are also Propaganda disguised as jokes. So be careful and keep your critical thinking sharp.
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Train driver
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TLDW Freight > People
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Savage
Interesting twist the artist is the guy in glasses
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Deus Ex lead says games are now “more Excel than passion-driven” as modern publishers “don’t have the same DNA” as before
I will say the narrative that the industry begins and ends with AAA publishers is a flawed logic being pushed by the those publishers. Let them die support smaller studios that are not putting out bloated garbage. Before the excessive mergers and acquisitions. All those companies started by a few people in a room making small games. If the CEO of the company worked on the game then its a valid choice to look into as an Indie.
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What do you do if you lose an argument, but it turns out that you were actually right?
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This is the way. Also if they come back and tell you were right after all keep note that person is someone that can be trusted. As they can change their mind based on a new data/understanding and they can put their ego aside.
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Samurai Exhibit (Dallas Museum of Art)
One of the few museums that's completely free for general administration in Dallas.
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Recommendations for Whimsical DnD 3.5 Adventures.
There is a cute one where this gentleman named Strahd invites you over for a dinner party and hijinks ensue.
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Do you have any movies that you rewatch at a specific time of year?
Waterworld once every two years on the second Saturday in June.
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There are a finite number of seconds in your life and you just spent some reading this post
But there are Infinite intervals between second and the next.
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The past can haunt you
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Star Trek Picard's Most Underrated Character Is Returning For New Series: Everything Known So Far
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More in a sense of making the worlds smaller. Like why does every character knows everyone else and characters feel like they watched and are fans of the show vs living in that world.
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JD Vance Tells U.S. Air Force Grads They Can't Boo His Commencement Speech Because 'I'm the Vice President of the United States'
You know people that are true leaders have to remind people constantly they are leaders.
/s he is so pathetic
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Sam Altman Thanks Programmers for Their Effort, Says Their Time Is Over
They should call it what it is, Offshoring and I remember what happened the last time they did that the quality was so bad most companies eventually and quietly brought the jobs back. AI will be the same thing once they can't help but admit Scam Altman took them for a ride at everyone's expense.