remember: as long as it’s not human to human, we’re somewhat okay.

If it does however…

just like life

F

I really enjoy Mastodon

I assume it’s a typo, but just in case: Mammoth stops. Mastodon isn’t going anywhere

They are simply not a thing where I live (also quite annoying to use compared to a handle)

Ugh. Trying for at least an hour now to find the credits

Stupid horned horses

Isn’t that because the book is basically a collection of notes roughly edited together?

“can you fetch the fork lift? I need to get a palette of troops from the army warehouse”

Oh they very much can.

When I was a kid, ours opened the doors by jumping at the door handles. Grabbing them and pulling them down.

They even taught their kittens

We had to install all handles so they pointed upwards, just so the cats couldn’t grab them

But even that only lasted a couple months until they learned to latch onto them anyway and wiggle around until their weight pulled the handle to the side and opened the door

Clever fluffy bastards

canadian?

It’s easier to source a screen with a particular size that has standard resolution.

The steamdeck has a super awkward resolution that doesn’t fit into any standard aspect ratio. Which creates problems with some games.

If you want to play games on a lower resolution for performance reasons, you can always just to that. Games don’t need to run on the native resolution.

Playing a lower resolution on a screen that has a higher one will generally also make the image look nicer, as the DPI is higher. (just be careful and don’t scale to some weird fractional scales)

I was about to say “look interesting, but I’m going to wait for reviews”, but it seems that I need to do that anyway:

[…] for the initial launch, CE compliance will not be pursued and DeckSight will not be available in EU countries that conform to CE

meh

Bregret

the EU stated already that they’d be willing to accept them back, but they would go through the normal process. and very likely forget about privileges they had before, like keeping the pound

Just like their burgers

Problem is why did that auction even happen or rather was allowed if it was technically now allowed for a bankrupcy case?

Feels like intentional so they can go “well, we don’t like the winner. time to revoke it”

Judge Lopez said that the bankruptcy auction failed to maximize the amount of money that the sale of Infowars should provide to Mr. Jones’s creditors, including the Sandy Hook families, in part because the bids were submitted in secret.

“It seemed doomed almost from the moment they decided to go to a sealed bid,” Judge Lopez said. “Nobody knows what anybody else is bidding,” he added.

So the problem is that it didn’t maximise the potential income for the bankrupcy case?

Shouldn’t that be a “oh well, sucks. but a sale is a sale” problem?

I… I’m not sure if that’s a euphemism or not

Luckily I know just the video that explains it