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Next year they will add a small C4 charge.

ICE tactics can be streamlined to the FBP doctrine: Find Brown People.

Bribe 2.0

Well you know what they say: if the prom fits, pronfits.

I’ld gladly go to this museum.

Ok, it’s the year 40.000 and humanity is fighting a war against extinction (and pro-extinction as well).

And Ed Baldwin is the emperor of mankind.

I feel it is well explained here: https://all3dp.com/2/kinect-3d-scanner-easy-beginner-tutorial/

I’m sure at the 3d printing community they can provide a better guide though.

But the guist of it is having a 3d scanner allows you to scan an object that then later you can print (with some editing). This is fantastic for making that broken plastic piece of a machine that otherwise would be working.

Can’t wait to see how old did Ed got this time. Probably has finally morphed into the Crypt keeper.

I want to purchase a vowel.

spiderman pointing at spiderman.tiff ?

My experience with Sandboxing was… it is a lot, a lot of work, somehow it felt like running a theme park, and I needed to create a town of NPCs, all with interconnected stories that players can catch-up and follow, with “rides” or rather events that happen to spice up the play, instead of just going around playing 20 questions.

What happens though, is that if you tell everyone that it will be a sandbox, they’ll go ahead and be very creative, to a point they’ll throw a spanner in the works, and you’ll see those carefully created NPCs with rich backgrounds, connections and quests die at the hands of mad murder hobos.

(Not always though, experienced players understand this is a theme park).

Most opinionated people hated the Appearance Manager in MacOS, but for me it was a huge highlight of running that OS, with a dear preference towards “Drawing Board”.

There’s a mockup that mocks me as I do really wish this could be done: https://www.pling.com/p/1219916

And then Apple decided to close down any tweaking and convert it into a single look because the great leader wanted uniformity and some brand bs: https://www.wired.com/2002/10/the-mac-os-that-cant-be-tweaked/ - paywall

You will have to submit to XFCE, I have it as a spare when I feel nostalgic from my daily DE (KVM).

• XFWM4 (has both 1.3 and 3.0)
• GTK2 which sadly is just GTK2.
• Either This or This
• Mice:
  • Classic
  • Modern
• Fonts or Topaz Nerd font
• Wallpapers (Though I don’t use them)
• SDDM (There are several available)

Icons are… hard to accomplish:

• Ubuntu-ish modern look
• Tango-ish workbench look

There are a couple of png libraries out there, so it is possible to recreate either the 3.5 or posterior looks, however the older workbench with its lovely drawers and different sized icons is something I haven’t achieved.

You can still pick a modern DE, add png icons to the desktop and recreate something like this without the filesystem navigation (or prefs):

(I found interesting the lower bar with the nextstep-like icons, though this was on 1994 so…)

They’ll get a new neat house!

That’s one of the aspects I like from Linux: The ability to make the desktop your own. And, like you, I’ll defend that preference and choice regardless of how terrible it is ;)

Sometimes for no apparent reason I will reconfigure my desktop to look like an old OS (Workbench, MacOS, OS/2, etc…)

Actually it is fantastic for 3D scanning: cheap and does the trick. If you want to gift me one, feel free.

I was just joking but thanks for the reply.

Piece of advice: don’t use green camo in snow. Check with the Danish, they’ll get you sorted.

This image is clearly false: Anakin wouldn’t go to the beach.