Harambe is chilling while watching his offspring

Never heard of him nor the sphere before. Excellent video that explains the sphere, made by an excellent YouTuber.
Excellent recommendation!

You have to pay extra for that

I imagine that you’re sitting at home by your computer, minding your business and following various rabbit holes on the internet until you hear tapping on the window right next to you. “WTF” you think as you turn around to see what’s going on.

You look out the window, perplexed, unable to form complete sentences as you gaze upon a stray sex worker, cold and wet (from the rain, obviously). Will you invite her in and offer her a towel? Do you feed her? What do you tell your significant other? “Hey, I rescued this stray sex worker. She can stay with us for a while, right?”

Does lime have a flavor to it?

I never had tap water in the US that didn’t. No wonder why bottled water is so popular there. I’m sure they have better water in more mountainous states, but TX, LA, MS and AL tastes like chlorinated swamp.

Most of my life I’ve lived in places where the tap water comes from natural lakes in nearby mountains, with bird poop as the only additive. I therefore notice the chlorine very easily, to the point where my coworkers claim they don’t notice it at all.

I do, I just don’t pay for them myself. I usually show up at my destination early, or I leave late. I’ve racked up enough hotel bonus points to cover most of it for free.

You can run teams in linux. I don’t know if the same goes for Outlook, but I found that accessing the web version via portal.office.com was sufficient.

Nah. Job is pretty chill, pays well, I usually get to choose the hotel, and I get to see new places.

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Can confirm.

Source: I think last time I paid for a hotel myself was 2009. I have no idea how many nights I’ve spent on company expense since then, but it must be in the hundreds.

Holiday Inn Express is the most miserable breakfast I’ve ever had in a hotel. The selection was basically lard with sugar on it, and whatever drink you chose tasted of chlorine.

I’m normally not much of a breakfast person, but work had booked me in at HIE once, and as I had a long day ahead I had to force myself to eat something. And the selection available didn’t exactly make it easier.

After that I always make sure to book the hotel myself. I’m not that picky in terms of hotel, as long as the eatery is decent.

Not a city, but I always thought the Morrowind theme could work as a national anthem.

Another song that stands out in this regard is the “Temple of Tyr” song from Neverwinter Nights

There’s an app for everything.
And everything requires an app.
It’s not a good future.

At work I have this nice wooden box with a hinged lid. I think it used to hold teabags. On the front there’s a dymo label with fancy font: “Box of Memories”

Inside there’s an obscene amount of RAM that have been taken out of decommissioned servers.

By “launch”, you mean its release date, right? I paid for early access years before that.

I don’t see the problem. But that’s probably because my goto-language is perl.

…btw

Same. I have a general rule that I don’t pre-order. I also tend to wait for reviews to come in. This is because I’ve been burned in the past. I made exceptions to this for CP2077 and KSP2, and we all know how those went.

So what used to be more like general guidelines for myself have now become strict rules.

But Factorio has earned an exception. They’ve proven time and time again that the game is a product of passion and not (primarily, at least) profits. This has been clearly visible since I first bought it during early access in 2016 or thereabouts.

So its expansion will be instabuy for me. The game has simply given me so many hours of entertainment that one could argue that if anything, at least I will now have paid full price for the game I already have (I don’t remember what I paid for Factorio, but it was dirt cheap).

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