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Yeah, we were all there. We don’t need to hear it AGAIN.

Don’t give them any ideas. We’ll all be in matrix pods powering AI data centers.

So the solution is to sleep like the Coneheads?

2004 or 2005, there was some “low bandwidth gamer radio” that I used while gaming on dial up. I’ve looked everywhere for it, would probably never use it again since I’m on fiber instead of dial up now, but it just bugs me not being able to remember what it was called. I’ve found other services like that that would have been active at the time, but looking at their UI in screenshots or wayback machine snapshots, none of them look familiar.

We did it Patrick! We ended immorality!

What about the parsley, rosemary and thyme?

I think it primarily has to do with Microsoft requiring motherboard manufacturers to include their key, but other operating systems don’t have the pull. So it could potentially be seen as a form of lockdown. Personally I also don’t see the issue, especially now since it’s been a soft requirement for Windows for so long that most Linux distros just handle key generation and enrollment when installing.

Ashes Of The Benchmark 2

Flashforward and Stargate Universe both ended on cliffhangers after two seasons within a year of each other. Just as I was healing and willing to give TV a chance again, they canceled Helix. Also on a cliffhanger after two seasons.

Pokete is a text based Pokemon-like

Star Trek is a text based strategy game

*incest in a nas

OpenAI is a member of Bibata gang?

With a different on screen keyboard everytime. Some QWERTY, some A-Z. Some with with a separate section with capital letters instead of a shift button.

Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society, I call this story “The Ghost Vacuum”.

“Welcome to Destruction Junction!”

If you’re using the flatpak version of heroic, try installing mangohud flatpak 23.08. There’s a github issue on heroic that the latest version wasn’t working and that seems to be the work around.

Also a good idea to keep an eye on places like Bluesky, Lemmy, Pixelfed and (I know, but larger user base still) Reddit for civilian footage. Democracy dies in silence and the administration knows that. We can’t necessarily rely on traditional media to be allowed to cover this stuff. We need to rely on each other in whatever side channels we can communicate freely on.

Intel took their stapler.