I think British style plugs are the best despite their bulkiness. For one they are easily fixed and are designed to be so.

If you don’t know what I’m talking about watch this: https://youtu.be/COWlYUvzgZI

I will continue to wait until games go on discount

Using Linux in the university back in 2004 helped make the jump to Linux at home and I have been using it for 20 years now.

I pretty much switched to the Steam Deck, but I still have a backlog of games on Xbox that I may end up with one or two last Xboxes if my Series S dies for any reason. Hopefully it lives long enough that I don’t have to get a new Xbox sometime in the future.

Xbox will stick around as a cheap entry point into Game Pass

Not after these price increases

Even though I stopped buying new games on Xbox for sometime now, numerous reasons to boycott Microsoft I’m sure you have yours too. There is still probably another Xbox console or two in my life due to the over 300 game digital library I have accumulated over three generations due to Xbox Live Gold and Microsoft Rewards.

It gets worse. They hired hitmen to kill trade union leaders in Colombia.

The bar in Bart is cognate of bin/ben in Arabic/Hebrew. It features not just in Aramaic but also Nabatean Arabic which was heavily influenced by Aramaic.

The first time I ever used Linux was in high school around 2001-2002. I don’t remember what the distro was but it had drawing issues, clearly some kind of driver issue that I couldn’t figure out, on my PC so I switched back to Windows 98SE.

Not what op asked for, but it kept away from Linux at home until 2007. I started using Linux regularly in university around 2004.

• SteamOS: because it came with my Steam Deck.
• LinuxMint: because it is an Ubuntu-derivative and widely used which makes finding solutions and packages easier and I like MATE.

I never bought a console at launch, this won’t change this time either. I will wait for either the OLED or Lite models, or at least until there’s 5 games that I really want and can’t get anywhere else.

No, that’s nepotism. He wins elections and is popular.

If your criteria is failing to admit to genocides, then every Western “democracy” is a dictatorship, except perhaps Ireland.

He isn’t a dictator, he actually survived a military coup, and unlike his nationalist opponents he has welcomed refugees.

I think gamers are more reactionary than average. Gamers gave us Gamergate which eventually gave us Trump.

Only 4.125% of the world population is affected. No biggy.

Not if you bought it on the WiiU like I did.

If buying isn’t owning then sharing isn’t stealing…

By principle I avoid “online required” games.

Stealing from corporations is the only good they done and by chance

It may not be related but forest fires are raging in many US states and it isn’t even summer yet

When I used to do image and signal processing for embedded systems in C and C++, AI was useless. Now that I do backend web development in Python and Ruby, AI is better than me. It really depends on the problem area and how many sample code and answers are out there for it to steal from.