Atlantis was talking mad shit. They had to respond.

I actually coated my wires in a thin layer of dish soap. My asshole cat took one chomp - one - and was done with it. Now I don’t need to coat my new wires.

Windows has been alternating between good and crap for decades. ME, crap. XP, good. Vista, crap. 7, good. 8/8.1, crap. 10, good…ish. 11, steaming feces. 12 will probably be at least half decent.

Stage 4 is picking and choosing which meetings are worth your time to attend.

Perhaps Albion Online for a similar kind of game?

Gotta go for the hand. I vaguely recall sometimes it would be animated and another card would poke out of the person’s sleeve.

Not sure but it’s by B00merang-Project. Check their site.

Linux Mint. Cinnamon. With a Windows Vista theme. It confuses and/or irritates everyone who sees it.

Potato buns are where it’s at. Light, soft, it lets the burger ingredients do the talking.

I find that a sudden, deep diaphragmatic gasp and holding it for 20-30 seconds does it for me. But it needs to be harsh, otherwise it doesn’t work.

I decided to take my girlfriend out to see Deadpool and Wolverine over the weekend. After tickets and snacks it cost $70! No wonder people don’t want to go to the movies anymore.

GeForce Now.

Care to explain?

Little do you know this man is a Stand user.

Been charging my phone overnight for years. Battery health is 100% and I never have to worry about charging.

It’s a silly response to a silly meme. If this is how butthurt you get over such an innocuous comment, I highly recommend you touch grass. Soon.

For those of us who have ages in the double digits… who and what?

That is, if you’re still using Google search…

What’s a viable alternative? Bing seems to be just as rah rah AI as Google, DDG gives me oranges if I search for apples… if there is an actually useful search engine out there that isn’t actively in the process of becoming enshittified, I would absolutely love to know.

Pretty much. But publicly MSG still has that “ooo scary and harmful” stigma to it. It’s no more harmful than salt or sugar, but some weird racism against Chinese immigrants in the 40s created that stigma.