Respect deez nutz?

“These days”? Reddit has been hot garbage since before the 3rd party API bullshit

We’ve had two Bosch dishwashers (we moved) and both were really solid.

The sleep queue is full, you need to wait for a spot to open up

Proton has been a game changer, I’ve been using opensuse tw for about a year and a half now and the number of issues I’ve run into running steam games I can count on one hand.

I know it won’t happen, but I would kill for a mission editor in AC8

Everspace 2 is a blast(er). The combat is pretty arcadey but has some decent crafting and upgrading mechanics to it

Say what now? Please explain how the US won any of those wars? Last I checked, North Korea is still a thing; Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Minh and the Taliban rule Afghanistan. But ya it was a “support” problem. They never won those wars because no one wants US imperialism.

Neat!

Is that David Duchovny?

Who gives a fuck?

I will second this. We have one and it’s awesome. I pull it apart every 3-4 months or so to give it a good clean, but other than that it’s set and forget essentially

Should be noted that Ontario has more cases than Alberta

I stopped actively posting or engaging on fb around covid.

I would love to fully delete my account, but marketplace is the only thing people use to post things for sale where I live.

Casey Affleck

If all you are doing is playing games, then steam remote play will work fine. Remmina is a great rdp tool if you’re looking for a full desktop experience

As a Canadian, this has always weirded me out. Ground beef should be cooked through, anything on the rare side is asking for trouble

Road trips - Audio books and podcasts

Around town - Metal, old school country, some DnB if I’m in the mood, '90’s/2000’s alt and hip hop

Ok, I really need to know what you’re using Access for in 2025

Dude, I was born and raised in AB and lived there for 43 years. I’ve heard this ridiculous talking point for years. No one ignores Alberta. That’s literally just the story the cons always push.

Hell, if they aren’t blaming the feds, it’s the previous provincial NDP governments fault for whatever the complaint of the week is.