Wandering Adventure Party

@stux you are using KDE? Really, my life changed after I discovered this feature by accident

@dinozombie @grammargirl nótese que no es lo mismo una miserable que una espátula de silicón. La miserable es más flexible y sirve para quitar un líquido espeso (como masa) de un traste con más precisión.

@badastro Someone needs to do a filk for Musk, “I am changing my name to Kessler”, based on Tom Paxton’s I am changing my name to Chrysler.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9qYGARxGu4

Okay okay rant over. Sorry I went extra hard on this. It's all just so disappointing.You can leave corporate tech only to realize the alternative platforms aren't really fighting the good fight. It's all marketing by pacifists pretending to be revolutionaries.The openness gang pretends they're fighting wall gardens. The privacy gang pretends they're fighting ad-tech. But it's all just a market position play. And all the founders are fascist-flirting centrists.It sucks. They're all the same

@erikcats Had the 12th-century Frisians encountered Velveeta in person, they might have dug deeper into their potential for darkness.

@mekkaokereke Supernatural slurs materialized out of thin air.

@gwynnionThough as I understand it, the modern Japanese take explicitly dodges the "going home" trope by having the character not be someone who physically traveled, but someone who died a senseless death on Earth and reincarnated in the new world with past life memories. (This is relatively recent; anime of the genre from when I grew up did *not* do that.) So clearly Japanese writers and audiences are just as hungry for "the fantasy world is your new home, forever".

@Em I did!

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@ahihi sorry, my bad — I added the picture to the post!

@matthewconroy Thank you Matthew, it's surprising what fun you can have with an iPhone and some frost!

It only needs two fish out of a tin so make sure you have a recipe ready for the rest of it. My leftovers are going on pizza. Caesar salad is also a good one even though it isn’t part of the original recipe.

Ah, that makes perfect sense.

@CactuarJoe you're appreciated for that

@CactuarJoe excellent, keep up the good work

@rufustheduck Thanks!I have some plans for making a book with all my handwritings.This would be quite interresting reading I think.We never know, It might get done one day.

@forestine you're welcome, but no thanks required. it's legitimately excellent.

@Taskerland "And so readily available on the NHS*

@chikorita157@sakurajima.moe I don’t think it ends up being cancelled though. SteamOS and machines have never necessarily about profit in their own right, but as an existential hedge. And the hedge is looking more important, not less. On one hand, Microsoft is furthering their enterprise + subscription models. They’re seeking rents, not growth in the PC market. They’re not a reliable partner. And if a company like valve is struggling for parts, the situation is far worse for PC gamers. I think we’ll see more shops drop out of the consumer parts market. I don’t think Valve will sell them as a loss leader, but they do have a massive incentive to try to both ensure that some kind of PC hardware is easily available, and keep said PC as affordable as possible. I agree that it’s going to be more than people think though. People are delusional for thinking that Valve would sell it at a loss.

Nice! Good call on the broccoli. Looks pretty too.