I loved the cross-platform approach Kenny has taken, it is stuff that will be useful for years, and stuff like this is tricky to find resources for. :)
Saved for when I am at the "user" stage of my game, beyond "yay saves now work" and the lower level code :)
Ooh for me that would be another "I know I should hear this but somehow haven't!" :) looking forward to tomorrow already to see what's next! :)
I do now! First album is Illmatic by Nas, and it's been a good discovery so far :) I have a limited knowledge of hip-hop, so this is really cool to listen to! Thank you for the link to this :)
Thank you for this, I like the idea a lot :) here's hoping we have some good news at last!
It weirds me out to think some younger people will think the past decade was just "normal" as it'll be most of what thaey have experienced.
We have both... But having experienced migraines from american mountain dew, our idea of it is hampered by pesky things like banned additives.
On the upside I now don't drink the UK edition as it tastes watered down in comparison! :) Can't vouch for Cheetos as it's been a while but they do exist. :)
We have both... But having experienced migraines from american mountain dew, our idea of it is hampered by pesky things like banned additives.
On the upside I now don't drink the UK edition as it tastes watered down in comparison! :)
Can't vouch for cheetos as it's been a while, but they exist here at least :)
Oh fantastic! :) Thank you, next playthrough I will get things going on Linux in that case, as that's new to me! :) Like a fool I tried nexus mods vortex in Wine initially because I didn't know better!
I can second this! For me it meant that I could finish my game of modded fallout new vegas, and connect to my work's microsoft vpn nonsense (IT support didn't fancy trying it on Mint but that's another story!)
I now have a personal OS that I like, and a windows partition for those few things that I can't be bothered to troubleshoot.
So far the list is just those things and the Unity Engine as Visual Studio debugs better than code in my experience. :)
Having the option to flick back is great :) In the XP days, I loved the WUBI(?) tool that let you install ubuntu dual boot as an exe, but I think that's not a thing these days., :)
Love that Paul Bearer is in here!
Ohhhhh yesssss
Heck yes! Earthbound! One of those games I felt was made perfectly to my taste :) funny, quirky, slightly uncomfortable... All great. :)
I thought I was hiding posts, turns out I've got mark as read as a button enabled!
As I have hide read enabled, it hides them so well that I forgot this was even a workaround! :)
Darn it, I popped into this thread to suggest Thumb-Key, and was beaten to it by the maker of the keyboard!
Thank you for making my phone usage much faster and enjoyable (written using Thumb-Key of course!) :)
Mine was the Nirvana 'best of' album, closely followed by "The Back Room" by The Editors after seeing them at my first gig! :)
Aw I love Slowdive! All swirly and nice
Nice! Hope it went great and you all had fun!
Signed the guestbook :)
I think it could do with a very literal under construction image, with some sort of machinery- every website seemed under construction at the time!
Damn I remember that album coming out... Last week?
damn time flies, please make it stop!
Hi everyone :) I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting about things similar to Blade Runner/Philip K Dick? I've read pretty much all of his books that I get my hands on, but am sadly hitting the point where it's an event when I find one I've not already read. :)
Do any other Science Fiction writers or films scratch the same itch? :)
To throw one of his own into the discussion: We Can Build You is fantastic - much slower, but explores androids, and their impact on the human characters. :)