

Hard to beat Super Mario Brothers. I tried other classics, bunch of arcade games, but my son never liked them. Ms. Pac-Man might work. The big hit with us was Wii sports.
Hard to beat Super Mario Brothers. I tried other classics, bunch of arcade games, but my son never liked them. Ms. Pac-Man might work. The big hit with us was Wii sports.
Arch is pretty good
Are Flatpaks okay?
Retroarch is my go-to for retro gaming. It’s pretty amazing. I do find the UI to be confusing though.
I have an A1 and it’s been a fun learning 3d printing. I got it before all this started last year. While I’m happy with my device I’ll probably just wait for it die or a major upgrade comes along. Elegoo looks nice.
Guess my next GPU will be AMD
Totally not a trap.
Good thing god created alcohol to slow them down.
Just curious, is it offense that she dyed her hair reddish and has Hollywood freckles for the Irish role?
Gas powered models tend to attract exciting types.
Real life, ha! It is sort of memorizing though.
Blocking by firewall probably the best option. I’m just rolling with the updates and planning on getting a different brand next upgrade. Things are changing fast.
So good! But I always think they might have just a little bit of horse in them. 🐎
Knife it into quarter inch strips, soak in cold water for 30 minutes and pat dry. Toss in bowl with a little vegetable oil and air fry on 400 till golden. Sprinkle with sea salt and a little thyme
My crystal ball says Gamepass device. Comes with a free subscription for the first 6 months… Hard to see, it might be a free year.
Perfect Linux distro for the olds
He’s even though with himself
Got any pro-tips for making crust?
Good idea, but I imagine it might be hard to prove here shortly. For instance there’s a YouTube video about movies with “no CGI” are actually just movies with hidden CGI. https://youtu.be/7ttG90raCNo
Super long time ago. Mandrake anything? How about Slack? Ha ha good times. Probably 20 years ago. I loved freedom Linux offered. Back then graphics divers sucked bad. Just getting opengl working was an accomplished. I can remember thinking “I’m going to just run Linux”. It was rough, then I discovered Slack, then I discovered Debian, then I discovered Ubuntu, then Debian, then Arch.
These days I dual boot usually with two disks. 97% of the time I use Linux, but if something dumb comes up I’ll bring up Windows.