I was surprised how well it handles printers. We have an old Brother wireless laser mfp. It was pretty cool when it just saw the printer automatically, but I was really impressed with how easy scanning was.
I started going down the rabbit hole of manually installing and configuring it, but then tested some simple terminal command and it already saw the scanner. Ran skanpage and Bob’s your uncle.
MIL does something similar. I think she does hers at 500F for x minutes per pound, then shuts off the oven and let’s the residual heat cook it through and pulls it right before temp.
100% agree. I’ve seen him at least 10 times now and he always makes it unique. He talks about the songs, he engages with the audience, and tries new things.
Last show of his that I saw was a paper airplane show where people threw requests on stage via paper airplane.
He did one back when chat roulette was big and he streamed the show on there and projected the video onto a big screen behind him. We saw far fewer penises than you’d expect and he composed songs on the fly for chatters who stuck around.
So are bananas.
I remember enjoying The Shadows of the Apt when I read them years ago. Couldn’t tell you anything about them now other then it’s a fantasy series with bug-based races.
I agree with others here. His misses are good enough to finish and his hits are too good to put down. Shroud was my book of the year.
Mint is Ubuntu/Debian based and uses their Cinnamon desktop environment.
Bazzite is Fedora based and uses KDE as the desktop environment.
The biggest difference is that Bazzite is atomic or immutable distro. The core systems are read only so it’s harder to break. It’s also harder to tinker with. You’re mostly limited to packages that are available in their package manager. You can install other stuff via layering if you really need to tinker.
I have a round handled wooden spoon. The left half of the head is a normal spoon and the right half tapers to a point like a spatula or turner. I use it in almost every meal I cook.
Gotta love the shrug "fuck it, I’m mostly sure nothing will go wrong, and if it does, maybe it won’t matter”. We’ve all done it and most of the time we’re right. But when we’re not…oof.
I took someone else’s recommendation here and picked it up last week. As an old, solo player I’ve been killed by players twice out of 30ish games.
Most all the solo players I’ve met are friendly and offering help on voice chat.
I don’t know if the story is bad, I just don’t care about any of it. Parvati’s story was cute and I liked helping her but I couldn’t tell you anyone else’s name and I was playing it yesterday.
The loot system just feels like it doesn’t matter. Maybe I screwed myself over by doing an INT based build cause my science hammer just demolishes everything.
I read “chase” as “chess” and got confused for a moment when I clicked on the picture.
I struggle finding good ones. Too many of them are syrupy sweet and don’t have that minty bite.
I had the same reaction. Never played it as a kid but tried it as an adult and it didn’t click.
Boooo
Just finished Eversion by Alistair Reynolds and started Century Rain by him. I love his work but haven’t read these.
I went into both relatively blind and don’t regret it.
I always scoff at how cheesy Scalzi’s book synopses sound but then I burn through them in a day or two. Starter Villain especially.
I just got into a Violent Femmes kick too. I only ever owned this album and Hallowed Ground. I should try some of their more recent stuff.
The swiping is miles behind gboard right now. Takes me forever to type using it because I have to go back and correct or swipe far more precisely than I had to with gboard.
The Boomer Kuwanger theme is a banger. This might be my favorite version though.
To be fair, the he last time I was daily driving Linux was probably 20 years ago. I only came back in the last ~2 years.