Same, wonderful game that left me an emotional wreck at the end.

the "in minecraft" part really got me

It's the same as her credit card information, what a wacky coincidence!

Most proposals I've seen involve using microwave transmission to a ground-based receiver dish.

I mostly stay on New and block all the magazines whose content I have 0 interest in, just to keep the amount of refreshing I need to do down. I'll occasionally switch over to Hot to see what the hivemind is interested in, but yeah otherwise it's far too slow.

If you have anywhere in your home with poor Wi-Fi signal, you could set up the router in bridge mode to effectively act as a range extender. Just make sure to disable DHCP on the 2nd router or it will wreak havoc!

Indie games nowadays (usually) are what AAA games used to be. Polished, fleshed-out, and actually give a damn. The AAA games of today are rushed clones of past glories in a desperate attempt to grab as much cash from the franchise as possible before it's driven into the ground.

I used Power Delete Suite to edit then delete all mine. Just bookmark the big red button and open it on your profile page. From there, you can tweak it a little before it nukes everything.

I was mid-deletion when the blackout started rolling out in force so there were a few (<5%) that I wasn't able to delete. Likely that when subreddits go private it only allows moderators to modify sub content.

I was tossing toys over my cat's head and watching him do backflips trying to catch them. Eventually, he ended up near his bowls and when I threw another he did a beautiful backflip and landed face-first into his water bowl! Splashed nearly all the water out as he started scrambling and jumping away from the dish. One of the few times I wish I had been recording!