Damn I’ve bought a lot of crucial stuff over the years

I assume they’re my current memory kit too since I pretty much always go with them

Well getting this running on my steam deck has just become one of the top 10 entries on my to-do list

Ford has just chucked these guys a load of money then

Your cars aren’t safe enough, that’s why you can’t sell a load of them outside of the US.

I’m increasingly becoming aware of how shitty Monotype is as an organisation

It seems like they’re somehow in late-stage cash-in territory, despite the fact there will basically always be a market for their fonts given how historically significant some of them are, and how extensive their library is

Lol why?

Genuinely seems pretty arbitrary given you need to use their app to start the cast anyway

It’s a passive cosmetic effect once you get to that level

Goddamn this is knowledge you could have kept to yourself

I’m only just over having balatro on my phone

If they’re gonna buy a nas anyway, how many years to break even?

I guess it’s my turn to say it in a thread:

Shattered pixel dungeon

Best classic roguelike on mobile IMO

I was going to also suggest Downwell but it doesn’t seem to be available any more

A brain that needs to be tricked into falling asleep half the time

Usually it’s not even negative thoughts or anything like that, it’s just busy problem solving

I was a student during the 360s life

So much split screen Halo with my house mates

Northern countries are already seeing the kind of wet winters models did not predict until about the 2040s.

Baseline level of internal harrowing increased!

Also these things are often cascading failures to some extent in that it takes a short while before the bad config or release has been fully propagated.

Hmm, tough one. I’m going to maximise replayability and this assumes all DLC too

• RimWorld
• Factorio
• Balatro
• FTL or Slay the Spire
• Civ 6 or Cities Skylines

Honourable mention to several JRPGs from Squaresoft

Edit: I’m now reading the thread and second guessing everything. But gonna keep my original list

Pretty reasonable take IMO

I can see how it can be a useful tool to get people into dev

You need to back that up with real learning though

If you can’t/don’t review and completely understand every line of code you submit to a project yourself, you should not be surprised if the project owner tells you to take a long walk towards the Mariana trench

Oh really? I could have sworn HA was a fair bit later than that

I think I used OpenHAB between about 2013 and 2018, then switched to HA around then after discovering it and reading about it for a couple of weeks.

Must have just had my head in the sand then!

Stores are supposed to then take what they’ve received and donate it to a local charity. The workers have to figure out what charity they’ll partner with, and have to do the leg work of coordinating the donations themselves.

And let me guess, they’re either expected to do this in their free time or not miss their targets if they do it during work

Home assistant continues to be fantastic, I remember it was what felt like fairly recently that all we had was OpenHAB and although it was fine, it was a bit of an uphill struggle to do anything.

If you can get an old final-intel-gen MBP in decent nick, they can make pretty decent Linux machines if you’re okay with not being able to do any internal hardware upgrades.

tiny-dfr is your friend if you happen to get one with that touchbar F-row, which is probably the only big downside compared to a conventional laptop.

!!!

Guess I know where my free time is going this weekend