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Best take.
Hard lessons taught for the kid - mum is a dumbass, and stay away from rotary tools.
Stevie/Stevies (as in the name, Steve) is the house-level localised name here. Stevie Slater.
Why, I don’t know.
Woodlice are my favourite for this. From the wiki:
Common names include:
Worse: Back row order is decided by a lottery machine. No intentional symmetry, black and white get unique draws.
Runny whites are terrible, way undercooked. We call them snotty here, due to the consistency similarities. Nobody I know likes a snotty egg, glad you seem to be in the same boat :)
Over easy is fantastic in a sandwich with bacon, but I go for a soft-boil if dipping. Precut toast soldiers when feeling particularly childish.
No other food will reward you with a free duck if you forget about it 😂
Leave too long and you’ll end up with balut
Taking notes…
Hope the move goes smoothly & you get some peace.
Not a personal fan of segregated communities on either end of the scale, but I can see how it’s a necessity in some places. Some people just can’t live and let live.
Possibly because piefed has better mod tools. It’s partially why piefed.zip exists too.
Very useful for that community.
I ended up being lazy and just running it as a Homeassistant add-on, but end result is the same.
Have you considered self hosting with vaultwarden?
At least then it’s very apparent when it is a you problem rather than a them problem 😅
Even more wonderful then hahaha.
Hopefully we’ll get dumps going one way or another. Last I looked there was some headway made into poking the console on release day but I’m not keeping up with it regular.
It’s a neat system. But without the connection and services to back them, they may as well be guaranteed eventual e-waste. Not a problem now, but will be much further down the line.
Decades after release, you can still blast the dust off an old NES and play old cartridges found at flea markets the same way you did with new carts on day 1. How true will this be for the current generation of hardware in the decades to come?
It’s just another aspect of forced obsolescence getting foundations put in. They are right to call these digital sales.
The cacophony of metal clanging, nades blowing and panicked dashing between levels.
Gibbed way too many times by that fucker.
Well we can do you the dragon at least: 🏴
I think vent was the last of these I used before discord took off.
These days I just don’t voice.
That’s even worse. A an almost literal in-house driveby. It’s not bloody hard to see potential problems.
This computer has a strange doo-hickey poking out of it that I know nothing about. Maybe I shouldn’t just slap a new OS on it. Nah fuck it. Need to meet planned quota. Send it and run lol.
There’s a reason our PCB pick’n’place machines run Windows XP. And why that ‘Y2K compliant’ lathe over there is rocking '98. And why that tyre balancing machine at the shop over the road is in the same boat.
Bad IT.
I remain thankful that Win11 is fussy about what it will install on. It needs at least:
Nixing any one of these will prevent an automatic upgrade, regardless of what group policy etc is in place. On a bunch of new Win10 builds from a while ago, I set them up as CSM/MBR and turned off the TPM in BIOS. Absolutely no chance of surprises there, even if I accidentally mark a machine for upgrade.
My network is small though, < 50 clients. When the bullet must be bit, I have the time to add the client to the ‘will upgrade’ AD group & go over things with the user(s). Then run through converting MBR to GPT, switching to UEFI and enabling the TPM again.
After that it takes care of itself and pulls down a load of QoL fixes post-upgrade.
I don’t think you’re the first nor will you be the last to be smacked with a driveby install that fucks up your equipment, sadly :(
Revision mod has been out for ages, is free, and does a great overhaul of the original game.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/397550/Deus_Ex_Revision/