BG3 is the same as any of the other games previously. A D&D game with an amazing DM. Immersive story and characters, great system at the foundation, and excellent gameplay to channel the story and system through.

I think BG3 spent most of their time saying no to dull or shallow ideas, rather than reinventing the wheel. And of course it worked incredibly.

Good to know. I’ll steer clear of that OS then.

Wishing on a star?

There are small phones. There’s more small phones than big phones. And I have big thumbs so stop whinging about the minority.

Edit: Omg I just lost to clickbait. FUCK.

Potholes are naturally occuring speed bumps and free.

Couldn’t have said it better myself.

So Arch is basically Windows but with nerdnip.

Don’t forget D&D. It’s been decades and Revelations still hasn’t kicked off.

I recommend Thunder. Always been slick and good.

I tried the others and stuck to it. But I think all the apps are great and it just comes down to personal preference on which someone likes to drive most.

Well, then it actually is awkward instead of a confident, “I saw this coming lol” silence.

Yeah, think like Skyrim, but no fantasy. Instead historically very accurate, and a level of realism that is tough, but still easy for casuals. The characters, stories, writing, and voice acting is excellent too. A very beautiful, deep, and captivating game. Excellent if you love being a part of a unique “defy all to overcome” movie.

KCD2

Eh, just say, “I’m trying to flirt with you. How’s it doing?”

And if she laughs, you’re in. If she does squirmy-squirm face, “Well, I had to try. Now let’s enjoy this awkward silence together.” And stare at the ground silently, but for no more than three seconds.

Preach. Welcome to 40. Where life becomes beautiful because you realised you were letting it be controlled by other’s opinions of you and they have a long way to go to find peace and happiness.

There is nothing more to do now but start enjoying the world, that tree over there, and the characters you meet along the way. Everything is beautiful when you finally start looking through your own eyes, not the lenses of others.

I wish I could transfer this mindset to younger people, but it only comes through time. Accept your insignificance, realise what you can do, and make every step forward being about joy for yourself and for others along the way. It all gets better when that clicks, but it feels like you have to be broken by it all first.

The X-Files from season 1.

Was a kid when it came out. Loving it as an adult.

Oh, that’s good.

I have added Elon to my block keywords, but lately the circlejerk had somehow seeped its way out onto my feed.

Could anyone share other blocked terms they find effective?

My god is it a cunt to play, though…if your ADHD is off the charts you’re a perfectionist like me.

Highly recommend.

Yeah. A wagon.

Some times Person A can be so fallacious or incorrect, Person B may assume they’re intentionally wasting time by trolling, doubting that Person A is actually unintentionally that incompetent or incapable of discourse.

This usually starts when Person A ignores what Person B has said or starts applying common argument fallacies, seemingly for the sake of being right as a priority over empathising or broadening perspective.

Of my many years socialising on the Internet, it should be very rare to be called a troll; so much so that if it happens, it’s likely I’m being a total twat entirely out of touch with reality. So, if you’re finding this happens to you regularly, it may be food for thought to at least listen/read what someone is saying and ponder on it before responding. If you start wasting their time, prepare tocontinue being called a troll.