I gave it another go and finished it this time, and I see what you meant. It actually does seem a bit darker than I expected. Worth my time, though - I appreciate you giving me some additional context. Thanks!

Hm, I’ll give it another look, maybe I was too impatient. Thanks for the reply!

Really? i bought it and played for like 20 minutes. i was like, “so you just burn shit?” and uninstalled it. Was there more to it?

Ectothermic mammals? No.

Same.

• 7 Days to Die, 3,100 hrs
• Kerbal Space Program 355 hrs
• Starfield 220 hrs

Per the Lenovo docs for the Ideapad 80TJ, mashing F2 at boot is supposed to work. No idea why it fails for you, sorry.

DMCA being abused by a corporation? Shocked Pikachu face.

I’ve had good luck with LibreWolf.

Anytime you leave a room, take something with you that doesn’t belong (empty can, trash, dirty dish). It’s easy to do and once this a habit, big cleanings are not so big.

Not trying to denigrate your experience, just wanting to share my own: I moved from apt to flatpak and it has been world-changing for me. Absolutely everything “just works”.

There has been a lot of ridiculous back and forth here, but this particular question seems worth answering, to me.

I remember watching some of the documentaries back when Three Mile Island was going on and if I recall the half-life of the radioactive waste was like 10,000 years. So, yeah, the cost for the handling of the waste seems relevant to the conversation.

Edit: I misremembered it, the waste in question was Plutonium-239 and the half-life was 24,000 years, not 10,000. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-level_radioactive_waste_management

Random IT dipshit cog-in-the-machine in a gigantic multinational corp.

No love for Mojeek?

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I subscribed to Amazon Music for a few months so I could merge all my mp3s into one place and listen on my phone.

One day I woke up, went for a walk and hit play and Amazon was like, “We deleted all the mp3s off of your phone because we want to re-encode them. You’re welcome.” (This also wiped my playlists.)

I went straight back to managing my own mp3 library and have never looked back.

Take my upvote, ya rat bastard.