We’re a Sonos family. Listening to Sonos right now as a matter of fact. But this really bugs me. I don’t allow voices control in my home so was interested when Sonos brought out their own version. I’ve contemplated rolling it out, but now likely won’t.

I was the first Red Hat Certified Engineer in the state of Oregon.

From what I’ve read it was already unplayable…

… On any platform

Did you let them know you use Arch?

Make it happen! It was so far ahead of its time

I was a dedicated OS/2 user for many years. I still miss REXX.

This was a spectacular read. Consumable even with no engineering background.

Really well done.

I guess I’ve never been able to figure out which group of Iranian-backed terrorists are the good guys.

When you support the Houthis you support the stoning of homosexuals.

Here’s one. https://www.msn.com/en-US/news/world/protesters-hold-emergency-rally-in-times-square-denouncing-us-strikes-on-houthi-militants-in-yemen/ar-AA1mQZJ6?ocid=sapphireappshare

I forget, aren’t we supposed to be cheering for the Houthis? I thought that was the new cool thing to be doing.

Absolutely works for me that’s a very anarchistic take.

Hot Legs was one of his better recipes.

My son just said the same thing. Game Freak are actually going to have to do some work!

Nintendo and Game Freak execs have wet dreams about developing a Pokemon game this interesting.

They haven’t iterated on their formula since the first game. The 3D version could have been a 2D re-skin.

I did not do that! Gonna have to try now!

I typically don’t download games in preview, but I’ve found quite a bit of depth and cozy fun here. There’s some weirdness and definite room for improvement, but I can recommend it.

It’s basically Pokemon in a survival world, but both your character and the Pals level up which is interesting, and the tech tree had some significant depth to it

I have not. I’ll check it out. Thanks.

I’m right there with you BC2 was the highpoint for me and absolutely nothing has scratched that itch since.

60yo here.

I spent the first 40 years of my life in Portland, OR (it used to be a great city). Then I married a Soldier and I’ve lived in several other places. We started in Denver spent two years there. It’s a fantastic city, but really expensive. Then we spent 3.5 years on Long Island, living in East Meadow, I hated how crowded it was, what the traffic was like. My wife has an 18 mile commute that often took 90 minutes. Then we moved to Fort Knox, Kentucky. We bought a house off post. The cost of living is much lower than other places we’ve lived. Our town is 2600 people. The people are polite and kind and our plan is after our next PCS next summer, to return here when my wife retires at 30 years.

You get a reply just because it’s the quality of your post