Seems like Nike deserves some credit, too.

This behavior by the OS was exactly what finally made me permanently such to Linux a few years back. (I understand that’s generally not an option on a work machine.)

That might even be, like, 500 miles.

I was looking for the word “beehive” and found myself thorougly flummoxed. After re-reviewing I understand better. Thank you.

Where’d they end up?

With the number of games that I’ve been playing for years that didn’t have tutorials when I started playing them but do now, I’m starting to feel pretty old.

I’ve never heard that association before.

Getting roommates is the part I wouldn’t call easy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wczkA_cULYk

“Easily” seems like a stretch.

(Credit: xkcd)

When I played, there absolutely, positively was not a tutorial level. Or even the hint of one. Good to know things have changed!

It’s been years since I played. When I did, the only options (at least that I found) were shove and stomp. I guess it’s improved since then.

Thanks!

This looks like an … Interesting show.

Sadly, a cursory image search does not return a picture of a turkey next to Kraken rum and I have only the latter immediately available.

I quoted a lemmy post using just these words last night.

When I moved to my current house, my wife and kid were at our previous house for a while. I deliberately chose this house for its isolation, so for a while the only people I really spoke to were local cashiers every few days. (Side note: my kid was three at the time and had left a toy triceratops on the back of one of the commodes the day we signed for the house. I never thought a toilet would make me miss someone so much.)

Anyway, I work remotely and had a daily virtual meeting. Most days, that meeting was the first and last time I spoke. I also had some kind of long lived sinus infection going on, so not only did I speak pretty rarely, until I opened my mouth I wasn’t even sure if I’d have a voice that day.

My dad grew up in Ohio, so when he was alive we would go there annually for a family reunion and, in the days surrounding the reunion, just kind of wander the surrounding areas.

My introduction to Magic: The Gathering was stepping into a thrift shop in Akron and discovering the entire (at the time) collection of books in a box for … I don’t remember the exact price, but an eminently affordable cost. I don’t much care for the game, but I definitely enjoyed working my way through the book series.

All good. I appreciate the honest feedback from whomever expressed their opinion. Hopefully I caused them no harm.

Thank you also for the positive response!