The rule for a casual finder would be to not touch it at all: If you find a random firearm, leave it the hell alone and report it to the authorities. It could be a weapon used in a crime and it’s probably not a great idea to get your fingerprints on it.

Your handwriting is very legible, well done.

Maintenance should probably be in there too: A poorly maintained firearm is potentially dangerous to the user.

I ditched them years ago after they got bought out the first time.

BP stands for Big Piece-of-shit

B A T D O G

If you can’t see the text on a giant screen at 2-3m, you might need to get your eyes checked.

Fuck AI, but fuck this guy too.

The effectively can’t ban VPNs and even if such an absolutely ludicrous law were to be passed, VPN traffic can still be hidden to appear as normal traffic. It’s all bullshit bluster from idiots who have no understanding of how technology works at all. VPNs are absolutely vital to the function of businesses and institutions, banning them would be an absolute disaster for everyone but criminals who make money from stealing data and maybe dictators (though they’d still be screwing themselves over in the long run).

lol

lmao even

Came here to recommend them myself, I’ve tried lots of different socks trying to find something that was on par with the old Smartwool socks (new ones are shit by comparison) and Darn Tough is the only brand I’ve found to me worth the cost.

shrugs in PRUSA

We, I mean, I was just going to Wall Street to do a business, ok?

I’m on board with devs making text more readable for the Steam Deck, but the Steam Machine would have much larger screens where this wouldn’t really be a problem for it.

Yeah, but the virtual keyboard and trackpad works well enough to get around that without actually plugging in peripherals (at least for what I’ve played so far).

First of all, a trench coat is a type of rain jacket, and second of all, I did. This was in highschool, so I wasn’t exactly a little kid, but the type of outwear I do or don’t wear is nobody’s goddamned business but mine. Going after a kid because you don’t like their coat is fucking stupid.

Seems obvious, though there are already a ton of verified games just for the Steam Deck already (even most of the ones that aren’t seem to run fine from what I’ve tried so far).

I got in trouble for wearing a trenchcoat while it was raining shortly after the whole columbine thing. There are some absolute morons working in schools.

It’s a rain coat, asshole.

It’s raining.

Do the fucking math!

It depends on where you publish it: In the United States, the truth is a complete defense to libel suits, so you wouldn’t get in any trouble. This, of course, assumes that you can prove the contents of the book and have not signed any NDAs that would prohibit such a book.

I was thinking indie games becoming more popular, people defaulting to refurbs/repairs over new stuff, and developers being forced to optimize their software, games, and OSes, buuuuut, yeah that’s a distinct possibility too.