LunarLoony

Neurodivergent people struggle with body language and social cues at the best of times, but they're still valuable tools to get through a conversation. Take that away and suddenly conversations become 1000% harder

So the conclusion is, amber LEDs for everyone

Some of the lower-tempo tracks from Stardew Valley, like 'Cloud Country' or 'Wild Horseradish Jam'.

Because it adds more bulk to an already massive device, and it'd be nice to have the device itself be able to withstand bumps and scrapes without needing extra padding.

Ooh, Oddworld is a good shout. I loved 100%-ing Abe's Exoddus

Lego Star Wars TCS took a LOT of backtracking... but I did have fun with it. Think it took me about 40 hours by the end?

You can 100% the first three Spyro games in about 9-12 hours each. The first one can be done without any backtracking, even, since you have the same move set throughout.

I believe modern games take 100% runs way too far. I enjoyed 100%-ing the 3D Mario games... and then I got to Odyssey, and it was such a ridiculous slog that I couldn't get much further than the standard ending.

I wish I didn't have to put a case on my phone

Why all three? Redundancy?

Examples I've seen in the wild:

• Argos POS terminals using CentOS
• ATM using OS/2 Warp
• Co-op tills running (I think) Windows Embedded POSReady
• TVs using Yodeck (ultimately Raspbian, I guess)
• Occasionally, ad terminal things using Raspbian

I'm confused by all this talk of black-and-white animals. Can we instead use a Zebra node and put it behind a TuxedoCat cluster? I've also heard good things about barred-knifejaw as a data warehouse.

(Genuine question: what are Pandas and Cows in this context?)

Possibly my Hotmail, although I'm not 100% sure when I opened it, and I converted it to an Outlook email when that became an option.

Most of the sites I used to use have shut down or migrated to new systems, so my oldest account is most likely my ModTheSims account opened in 2008. I do still use it whenever I'm in the mood for some Sims 2 retail therapy.