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Or planet Funkotron.

I’ve got to admit, I do love Mint. I’ve thought about hopping, but I’ve never had a serious problem with Mint (that wasn’t my own fault) so I’ve never really had the motivation.

Mint!

… alright, go ahead and shoot.

“These annual pizza parties are cutting into executive bonuses.”

Wait, so now KLINGONs have a Bird of Prey?!

Deep breaths no, it’s fine, I’m over it now. Those breathing exercises really work.

I think the news is that he’s dropping his lawsuit, and the emails (which are old news in the tech press) are the presumed reason he’s dropping the lawsuit.

The days when Dragon Age was a whitebox version of Baldur’s Gate are long behind us, my friend. First came prioritizing consoles over PCs, then an awkward halfway house between action and tactical combat, now approaching Dragon’s Dogma action combat. The one thing I’ll say about DA: it’s consistently inconsistent.

airhorn.wav

I’m willing to turn day to day operations over to a more capable admin :D

“… now, how do I reverse scrolling…”

Wait a second… better check my sudoers…

Oof, this is a tough one. Maybe…

Billy Idol - Dancing With Myself

Belle & Sebastian - I Don’t Love Anyone

And in a more “society won’t hold me back” kind vein: Black Flag - Rise Above

Every key, too! I may not know what the heck SysReq is, but I’m hitting it!

Engineer: “It does one thing.”

Sales/marketing: “It does ANYTHING!”

You’re right, of course. But there’s still a few games that don’t run on Steam Deck (looking at you, Henteko Doujin), that run fine in Windows. I’m able to play these games on my Ayn Loki Zero with Win 11 install, via Steam. Of course, I’m talking about playing indie shmups on a US $250 device, so I’m a bit of a niche case. So… situationally it’s a good-ish idea? For, like, three people? Not enough people to make a product worth selling, anyway.

20 years ago, the big question VCs were asking their startups was, “How do we convince Microsoft to buy this company?” Simpler times, back then.

If they had a couple of unbeatable patents that they just couldn’t figure out how to turn into products, that’s almost forgivable – you blew your launch, so you sell out to a company who has the resources to make your ideas into something the public will buy. But as far as I can tell, these guys don’t really have any IP worth buying them out for.