For me it’s that everything today is made out of some flavor of shitty plastic. Call ot whatever you want - “Active Wear”, “Cool Breeze”, “Dry Tech” - it’s polyester, it feels terrible, and amps my BO up to 11 even if I’m just sitting still.

So far I’ve only gotten a black screen when I try to launch it, so I have a bug to work out…

I don’t see it available in Steam though, only Epic through Heroic launcher. I haven’t been able to get it to work though, just get a black screen.

I just wanna be able to play Rocket League on Linux. Is that so much to ask?

Exactly. I want to discover new artists, and sometimes I accidentally discover old artists that I should have known about but sheltered, raised-on-small-town-Midwestern-radio old me never could.

So ask it about a made up or misspelled word - “how many r’s in the word strauburrry” or ask it something with no answer like “what word did I just type?”. Anything other than, “you haven’t typed anything yet” is wrong.

I was going to say that they could have stopped the headline at “quarter” as far as I’m concerned.

Y.y…y…you do know what the plural of ‘axis’ is, right?

For as much as you’re showing what you don’t know in this thread, I still can’t believe you don’t know this one.

It sounds like you really need to buy some Ubisoft stock right now.

Or a ruler. And make the strips the width of the ruler. The only “extra” needed is a cutting surface. This plastic gizmo simply eliminates the need for a work surface, nothing else.

I think what bothers him is that he had something that he liked and can no longer find. It may not be the case here, but companies (in the US) are en masse changing their recipes to be cheaper to manufacture and it’s affecting the end product.

In the case of something like a cookie which can be made 1000 different ways by 1000 different companies, finding what you like took time, luck, or both. When they change the recipe on you, it’s not a simple, “just buy a different cookie, dummy.” It’s a major undertaking. Sometimes you get lucky and this was the push that allowed you to discover a new, even better, favorite. More often than not though, it’s just another part of your day that got a little bit shittier than it was yesterday.

It’s annoying and I totally get it.

Use Muzei and either curate your own collection or pull in one of their pre-made ones.

I thought they were pounds and had no idea why that was relevant to the photo-taking issue.

Every plane I’ve been on with screens over the past 2-3 years had a sliding headrest that gives you something to attach to that doesn’t interfere with the person behind you. It’s a good thing to be aware of, but I haven’t seen it be an issue at all.

I just returned from a long trip and tried a couple of different pillow alternatives because showing in planes is so uncomfortable.

Get over of these… it doubles as an eye mask and head support so you can sleep without linking your neck. SO much better than a pillow.

https://www.amazon.com/ORIGINAL-SeatSleeper-Travel-Support-Pillow/dp/B0758TY861/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa

Also O&O Shutup 10

https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10

So it’s a thickener then? Sticky is like a melted marshmallow, molasses, or asphalt sealer.

I use solid shampoo in general, but when I previously used liquid it always lathered right up and did its thing. Never noticed anything sticky about it.

I don’t see the value of sticky shampoo.

Sony has had the dedicated focus/snap button for years but zoom is handled by the volume buttons. I liked that setup, but went away from them earlier this year because their phone keeps overheating in camera mode. That was as of mark IV anyway. I hear the new ones are better but not sure how much.

What you’re saying makes s lot of sense, but how do you speak dates?

When did you start working your current job? It was in 2022, Aprill 11th

What’s your anniversary date? We were married on 2012, September the 9th.

People don’t talk that way, which is how writing them down got to be the MMDDYYYY format in the first place. Technically, it was MMDDYY exclusively until mid 1999.