Haha same, after using the SD for so long, I started to question why I was still using the abomination known as Windows on my actual gaming PC. I switched 3 months ago and haven't used Windows since. I realized that all I really used it for was Steam games and web apps, and Linux can do both perfectly.
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Espresso machine. I was spending 8 bucks a day on lattes, and now I make them myself and stopped going to the cafe every morning, saving time and money. I also think it's a fun morning ritual to grind the beans, measure everything, tamp, distribute, steam the milk, etc.
Btw I also impulsively bought a Steam Deck and use it way more than I thought, it's amazing and you'll love it!
On one hand, that's awful and Telegram should continue to exist totally unmoderated.
Oh the other, anybody rich enough to arrive in a private jet belongs in jail for being a total psychopath.
Can we gibbet Musk as a warning to other billionaires?
I swear that every year for the past 20 years:
- A signal from aliens is found
- A "structure" is discovered in space (the structure is gas)
- AIDS is cured
- Cancer is cured
- Evidence of water is found on Mars
My brain has boy-who-cried-wolf'd itself into ignoring stories about these topics because I've been trained to believe that they're bullshit lol
If only the ocean could continue to eat the rich!
Some christian dingus is who I'd expect to be the homophobe lol
Really subverted expectations
Wait how is this blatant lie allowed to remain published online? I thought the WSJ had at least some credibility?
Same thing happens to me with an Xbox controller plugged into my PC with a USB cable. If it goes to sleep, I need to restart the game to use it again. And sometimes it suddenly stops working and sends a constant "analog stick down" command until I unplug it (which means I can't use it anymore lol)
Particularly ones whose names rhyme with "husk"
Its great for acade-y and mindless games, I've been digging Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, Dredge, Balatro, Dave the Diver, and Talos Principle