Did anyone else not know Lycos was still around? Lycos is still around. Seems not that bad. No AI stuff.

I think the people who already really like Apple would be okay with it and find a million reasons to justify it. I don’t think that’s a good thing.

“its afraid… Its afraid!!” cheering

Anyone who misses the satire is a dolt, but I do agree satire is ineffective in changing minds. It’s a preaching to the choir sort of genre.

I used Ubuntu for a long time, because it was easy to use and I wasn’t really a power user on linux (was just using it on a cheap laptop for classes a long time ago). When I built a server for myself recently, I didn’t really explore distros and plopped Ubuntu on it.

More recently, I got a new laptop and ended up installing Fedora on it. So far, I like Fedora a lot. I know there’s probably a better distro out there for me, but this one worked without fiddling and I’m liking it a lot more than Ubuntu. Ubuntu snaps kinda screwed my server for a year or so. I need to replace Ubuntu on that soon, I’m just not looking forward to dealing with that so it silently stays Ubuntu.

It stands for Ubiquitous Software, so it’s “you be soft”.

I liked playing DOS2 a lot more than Baldur’s Gate 3 so I hope we get a DOS3 at some point. Maybe I’m in the minority, but I cannot stand spell slots. They’re not a fun or interesting game mechanic to me.

I loved Talos Principle 2.

The Talos Principle 2. It’s a game about communism. Play it.

I also really enjoyed Blasphemous 2. Great metroidvania with some gnarly Spanish Catholic art.

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I’ll be interested to see how JetBrains’s Fleet works out. I like Rider a lot more than full Visual Studio (also Rider is actually available on Linux).

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