barnaclebutt

It sucks that I can only upvote you once. Thanks buddy.

What other books do you recommend?

A good reminder to cancel PlayStation plus.

It’s literally in the title. You don’t even have to read the article.

Or, exactly what I said? I guess you didn’t read the article either by your logic.

I found UFO 50 pretty creative. Maybe it’s not the problem of creativity. It’s the problem of monopolistic gaming companies run by people that don’t like games.

Meh, get a mister. It’s much more fun.

Also, he doesn’t like people fuckin’ with the lights during a scene.

No, no. Bullshit absolutist.

I’m in Germany. It should be illegal, but the companies get away with it. Even shitty newspapers like Bild are doing it. I use ublock with annoyances on and ghosterly but these still get through.

I’m only allowed to read this article if I agree to send 625 companies my metadata. Irony.

He did a Rudy? Lol

I know right. He knew that was the best way to play Skyrim. This game looks bad ass.

It’s so weird that YouTube is their second most profitable venture after adsense. It’s like they thought, we have a virtual monopoly on internet ads, Internet video, and web browsers. Let’s combine their power to make people watch non stop ads while tracking them worse than the CIA. Then, let’s be very surprised when people don’t like us and we get hit with antitrust lawsuits. Fuck Google.

Arch if you know what you’re doing. It’s what I use, but my machine is pretty beefy. I’ve used xubuntu on the mini PC attached to my TV for about 6 years without a hiccup.

The transition is really not difficult. A distribution like Xubuntu (XFCE+Ubuntu) is very easy. Everything should work out of the box.

C’mon, two billionaire dipshits is a little light. Let’s not understate the dipshittery. The others are buying the supreme court judges for Jesus or something.

No, it’s a protocol from Microsoft. It’s not free unfortunately. Android email clients like Gmail (yes, confusing) or Apple’s client support it. It’s important for work… I have to pay for a plugin to receive work email to thunderbird on Linux.

The answer is no, unfortunately.

Does it have nature owa support?