I took Spanish for three years here in the States. Most of the Spanish I know now I learned after high school. This seems to be a pretty common problem in nations with English as the official language...
I hate that I saw the word "threadiverse", knew exactly what it meant, and was still like " ugh frakkin' kids today gotta have a word for everything... "
Getting old sucks. I don't recommend it, but I also can't think of a better alternative.
Mostly, I sleep. When I'm not sleeping, I play relaxing video games or watch older TV shows/movies. So it's like Stardew Valley and Better Off Ted/Airplane all day.
And, of course, chicken soup or your regional equivalent sick people food.
Yeah, that's the one. I figured I'm small potatoes so no one's gonna bother looking it up. It never even occurred to me that someone might have already seen it lol.
Well, they all have their own strengths. I guess my favorites would be, in no particular order:
- Arch - Elegant and minimalist, Arch is where you go if you want to learn how your system works. But what I love most about Arch is the wiki. About 75% of the time, I can solve any problem I run into on any distro by referencing that wiki.
- Debian - easy to use and with rock-solid stability. The website is terrible though.
- Fedora is the one I always come back to, though. It's got a great balance between cutting edge and stability, it's easy to use, I'm strangely attached to DNF, and it just sorta feels like home. The community is nice too.
I like some others; Nobara is great if you're a gamer, KDE Neon gives you an awesome and stable KDE environment, and Linux Mint is perfect for.beginners.
It absolutely is. Many insults are.
Because history?
Like, I know the world is globalized now, and so are fascists, but that doesn't change the past century of events.
I don't wanna be that guy, but technically that's not an unpopular opinion.
It's an unpopular fact.
This is my surprised face. 😶
I agree. I saw someone said something along the lines of "kill it with fire" an all I could thing was that sounds like a lot of effort for a couple dots in a corner.
There are too many to mention, but the top five for me in no order:
- SimCity 2000
- Baldur's Gate (1&2)
- Final Fantasy VI (or III, as we called it in the States)
- Doom II
- Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara
And I'd still play any of them to this day.
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Is anyone else tired of overly long titles that explain the whole concept? This title is like if Attack on Titan was called "Soldiers Using Complicated Grappling Equipment Fight Giant Attackers In A City." It's tiresome.
You could actually make a game of it of it. Like, take a show title and give it the Recent Anime Title treatment. It's a new nerdy party game! I'll call it "We Take The Basic Situation of a Show and Turn it into a Title for that Show" Just rolls right off the tongue.