I don’t think most polytheistic gods (like the Greek ones) are omnipotent. They’re powerful, sure, but not all-powerful.

The monotheistic Christianity-type ones are kinda weird actually, compared to most religions.

Gods I hope not.

Not unless they add ACPI and EFI and all that stuff that makes running other OSes on x86 actually work.

Also, like, x86 is fine. Especially on desktops where you don’t need extreme power efficiency.

Zelda Twilight Princess may not have been exactly hated, but nobody really seems to love it. They all go gaga over Ocarina of Time instead, which just feels like a worse Twilight Princess in just about every way. Nostalgia I guess!

Also, you know, Twilight Princess has you be a wolf (in sections for part of the game, and then later you get unrestricted wolf mode (but it keeps kicking you out of it grrr!)). Huge therian feels. That’s a big part of why I love it.

– Frost

It’s not weird.

Some people never date at all!

Personally I don’t even understand the entire concept of dating. Makes way more sense to just get together and Relationship Upgrade with friends you already know, trust and know you like.

– Frost

I’d honestly trust an ancient decrepit system over a modern one, these days.

– Frost

Oh great. We have 3.4.3 in testing, so uh, next stable will probably have it.

Difference between art and porn? Plenty of art IS porn, and plenty of porn is art!

Anyway, yeah, that’s kind of off-topic from the definition of a sandwich.

I don’t know if this helps at all, but you actually don’t need to buy a new drive! You can install Linux next to Windows on the same drive, it works perfectly fine.

(You will need something to put the installer on though, and USB sticks do cost money, so.)

– Frost

Honestly, not all that bad. A lot of the spam is just the stuff from companies we gave our email, y’know, the usual.

There’s the occasional spam/scam email, every few days at most, but it’s pretty ignorable.

(we did set up rspamd purely for DKIM signing, and it might be filtering our inbound email, I don’t know.)

Oh! Makes sense (it’s been aaages since we’ve seen star trek of any sort).

I mean it’s entirely possible he CAN and just doesn’t WANT to. Gotta have the things that make you unique, after all!

For now…

To be fair, you CAN monkey with timestamps and stuff in git. It is cryptographically proven that a given history results in a given commit hash, but you’re free to rewrite that and just have a new commit hash. If you give anyone else your repo, though, then if you rewrite history later they can be like “huh? this doesn’t match!”.

Not that that matters much here. Proving beyond a reasonable doubt is the goal, not Absolute 100% Certainty level proof.

The annual releases thing might be specific to Car Mechanic Simulator? We play Truck Simulator (American Truck Sim/Euro Truck Sim 2) and it’s definitely not “release the same game every year for more money”. They do have a shitton of map expansion DLCs though (and that’s where they make their money).

They’re digital crack to a very specific subset of people, haha!

They’re definitely not digital crack for everyone. :3

(Personally I bounced off Satisfactory mostly because of the specifics of early game power generation; I really wanted to like it, and might have gotten really into it if it weren’t for that.)

– Frost

Hey, simulator games have value outside of that, too. At the very least. Like, Truck Simulator? Yeah we play that and it’s not because of streamers. It’s just a very chill game where you get to drive all over the country. (I like Elite Dangerous for a lot of the same reasons. Slow-paced and chill and lots of buttons to push that actually do something meaningful.)

– Frost

Or non-humanoid animal, thankyouverymuch!

(I’m not human in any way, shape or form)

– Frost

Well, you ARE normal! With the right people!

– Frost

No, what you’re doing is tying people’s speed to what their specific body can produce rather than what is safe. Those are two very different things.

Totally tubular, dude!