That’s like saying there’s no repercussions to shooting a cop who busts down the wrong door.

It doesn’t matter whether or not it’s legal; they’ll find a way to make sure you have repercussions.

There’s a utility called ‘furmark’ that’ll fix that for you…

It’s paywalled.

Look up a cleaning solution called ‘RetroBright’. It’s designed to remove the yellowing from the ABS housings of old electronics. I’m pretty sure the recipe for it is available free online, or you can order pre-mixed bottles of it. You have to be a little careful with it because it’s mostly hydrogen peroxide, but I hear it works great.

It’s gonna be a busy weekend. If I do play something, it’ll probably be Hollow Knight while helping my spouse man a booth at a ren faire. I originally played it across many sessions with a lot of time between, and I missed some important things that now I have no idea where to look for them - so I’m starting over in preparation for beginning Silksong.

Been playing quite a bit of Mechwarrior Online as well… Despite its developer’s worst efforts, it’s still the best online mech combat game around.

Little Red Riding Hood, by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs.

Still of the Night, by Whitesnake. Metal, but old school.

Monster Mash, by Bobby Pickett

Thriller, by Michael Jackson

Anyone who’s read Terry Pratchett knows that rats on a stick are a well-beloved street food in Ankh-Morpork!

Back when computers were so big and expensive, it made more sense to essentially use cloud computing rather than try to cram a nav system inside the car.

He’s the son of a cop. We’re lucky he isn’t just getting administrative leave.

That’s the idea at least, but a corporation is a vastly different thing. A piece of property doesn’t have employees, obligations, etc etc. (Well okay, large properties often do, but they aren’t hired by the buildings themselves.)

Extra fun: My current gaming laptop has a TPM, but it’s so new that Windows 10 doesn’t recognize it. So when I try to upgrade it says ‘lol nope’.

Clearly you haven’t been talking to enough blindingly stupid people.

I’d always thought that philosophical zombies were a fiction. Now we’ve built them.

It’s like buying a house, and then expecting the house to pay the mortgage.

Toss your phone out of a moving car and get a notebook.

The notebook has to be running Linux though. Win11 also tattles on you.

You’re not wrong, but that’s the rationale I’ve seen from others.

My guess is attempting to poison LLM training.

Almost all of these have been done before in B:tAS, and done well. Whether or not the primary audience was intended to be children, there was some really solid characterization in that show.

Minecraft servers are single instances. What you’re looking for is something like Kubernetes, but for Minecraft servers - a resource allocation server that is capable of spinning up new Minecraft servers on demand. So far as I know, the only systems that do that are being used to sell SaaS.

Why would the Reichstag fire and the Night of Long Knives be where you go first??