Ziply fiber is awesome. Longshot, but you might want to check.

Well, he is right that a lot of streamers will get it.

My Son likes the Wii 😂

AMD rx 6800 is $350 said to be equivalent.

I’m not interested but it’s cool that Sony is giving Digital Foundry a bunch of new content.

Seems pretty sappy. I would be happier with Bachelor Party 2. Where Tom Hank’s son goes back in time to 1985 to fix problems that happened.

I asked him to not do that and the sticky note is now under his keyboard.

Does the game exist on modern platforms like steam? It might be worth the $5 and then just install it that way.

Just curious, does Apple allow all those 3rd party options? Not saying anything just wondering.

To be fair, users should talk to a subscribe specialist before being able to cancel 🤪

Then what about 🐪🐪🐪?

If they could only do something innovative and fun.

Same is true with physical. It’s just harder for them to take it away.

Looks like there trying to play off of the success of the Cybertruck

Why only Germany? Adult games on Steam are pretty much porn.

Umm 🤔, they have weekly free games. Epic games had effectively trained me to not pay for games.

Ha ha 😂

Would a union be able to repeal this lame IT overtime pay expectation? This dumb rule was the $27.63 over ten years ago too. I once worked at a place and a co-worker was told by his staffing agency that they didn’t have to pay overtime.

https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fact-sheets/17e-overtime-computer#:~:text=However%2C Section 13(a)(,duties%20and%20who%20are%20paid

Great news! Crazy to think that Valve is hijacking/liberating the Windows gaming library. You would think that Microsoft would be doing more to prevent this.

I have been using Linux forever. I’ve used Red hat, SUSE, Debian, Slackware, Mandrake, Ubuntu and now Arch with KDE. Part of the fun is trying different distros.

I’ve currently settled with vanilla Arch with KDE (Gnome get it together) and a bunch of flatpaks for user software stuff. I really like rolling releases these days. Just keep the core install minimal and tight.

Also the Arch forum community is top notch.

With that said I would start with package manager and desktop GUI you like and then go from there.