lime

i just did.

you know, they say “if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all”

oh damn that’s a lot…

that’s why they removed it, probably. denuvo only keeps that stuff on as long as nobody has breached it.

iirc there are only a few people who actually know how to do it, too.

oh do they finally prevent me from adding new games to the wishlist until i’ve actually played some of the ones i already own?

i mean the recipe for garum is literally just “leave fish to rot until it’s liquid”.

from what i’ve heard, it mostly just tastes of salt. apparently the romans weren’t big on spices and hadn’t figured out rock salt. so i can imagine why it’s was popular.

remember when sony did the same to microsoft

i’m not american, bit the way their 220v outlets work ds by literally bridging the two phases.

in a normal three-phase system, yes. you just slightly imbalance one phase. but in a split-phase system, backfeeding can move the neutral point.

this is fake. miku famously hates british people.

i’m mostly thinking of how it works when production is larger than demand in the local circuit. phase imbalances are a bigger deal when the phases are 180° out of sync.

does that even work in a split-phase system?

right, and what’s tripping you up? you’ve set up jellyfin, but other services are not cooperating?

well what do you want to do?

i found that using alpine linux made things a lot clearer. i’m not a newbie but i gut ovurwhelmed by comylicated setups, and alpine is as simple as can be. just scripts that start and stop services, and configuration in /etc/<service-name>. where it started getting complex was with exposing services to the internet.

isn’t dbrand the guys who publically bragged about having “gotten ahold” of a pre-launch switch 2 and started showing peripherals before nintendo had even revealed it? it’s a pattern with them.

yup, it was a cost-cutting measure.

this is a factoid, even if it is straight from the horse’s mouth. ford wrote in his autobiography that he said this in 1909, but the model t was originally only available in grey, green, blue, and red. in 1912 they took away the choice of color and sold two-tone t’s painted dark blue with black fenders. they only started with the black in 1914, after five years of production.

honestly the image of him in the article is funnier. he looks like he barely knows where he is.

hitler doed - wat noo? gurken hondongobadonkidonkas seit dree

right? everyone’s saying “sad” but i’m seeing “hamster”

it’s this scene from Monster House (2006)

sure but don’t you just see the chewing when you see the face? i can’t unsee it personally.

even after seeing the gif?

here, yes, but it’s is an ai-enhanced frame from this gif:

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…is this meme template not supposed to signify greed or gluttony? doesn’t the guy stuff his face with something while looking someone straight in the eye?

this is bourgeoisie apologia

i had to scroll to see the last frame and was half hoping to see the guy just bowled over by jumbo

oxygen yes, but this guy gave him daily beef stock enemas for months.

just to clarify, the man treating him was called Doctor.