I know about this meme, but to this day, I still have zero idea about the context. Today, I'm going to educate myself.
It would be cool if there was a cart like that which let me actually play the game on the screen. Not very practical, but cool.
Isn't it pretty much where you start in the game for the first time?
May I ask why one would prefer the old school phpbb type boards over something like Lemmy and Reddit? Is it because it's lighter weight and the site owners have stricter controls over making specific boards and topics?
I only did it to try to impress people online lol.
Everything is like a Hodge Podge of fixes just to make it work, so if anyone asks me about the inner workings of everything, I wouldn't be able to answer like 75% of it. I'm still learning.
I don't consider myself to be an advanced PC user, but even I was able to get Arch Linux to run with some googling and tinkering as my first dive into Linux. I really think you should make the switch if you don't have any work restrictions. I dualboot still, just in case, but I can't remember the last time I needed to use Windows.
Like you and the others say, if you have limited time gaming or don't play AAA on launch day, that's just one more reason not to use Windows! Good luck!
When you copy someone else's homework but get a better grade.
He's basically an LLM that's running on a SoundBlaster card.
Same. I just don't bother with games that don't run on Linux anymore. I've got so many games, it's not a big deal if I can't play some even if I did pay for them.
Why don't they just ask their best buddy Israel to step up their game?
All the icons got all big and wonky. I even had trouble making this post.
I think "à la suite d'une fusillade mortelle" means "following a fatal shooting," but can't figure out without the first half. Something tells me that "crie" is not a verb in this case...
I could use Google translate, but I'd rather have a discussion with people here!
Note: this is an example of a translation request.
Per the title, what does this tattoo say?
Note: This is just an example of a translation request.
What is the character on the left saying? I can read the character, but I can't understand what that single sound is supposed to mean.
As a Japanese guy, I'd say this is Japanese enough to call it Japanese inspired. At home, we called it medamayaki Gohan. It was one of the first things I learned to make for myself, right after tamagokake Gohan, which is just raw egg on rice.