Just use ed if you’re feeling so fancy

Tall horse 🦒

I am one of those people. An entire burrito can be ruined for me with just a few pieces throughout. I always feel so bad when someone gives me food with cilantro.

Key word: consumer. You won’t find a single router on store shelves that the layman is not getting all of their data collected through.

This is going to be a callback, but Ballistic Weapons for UT2004. It completely overhauled the gunplay in ways I’ve never seen replicated. I loved all the extra modes the weapons had and many took a while to learn how to use.

The devs went on to make Viscera Cleanup Detail, so good for them, but I did always wish they made a FPS.

I’m a dingus and can’t read. I’ll leave my comment in case someone else finds it useful anyway.

I don’t know if it’s a premium feature or not, but this is native to YouTube under playback settings. It automatically goes to pip when you switch apps.

Twæsers

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo

This game was a total distant memory because the title was so crazy generic, it took me forever to find it. It’s called The Robot Club and I’d link you to a wiki page, but there isn’t one. There is an IA page though: https://archive.org/details/the-robot-club

Company schedule entirely written in Google Sheets. When I originally took the position over, the owner wouldn’t settle for an alternative solution.

The previous IT person worked there previously for about 10 years and had been compulsively adding features with AppScript the entire time. It was auto sending emails, handling inventory, maintaining project files, you name it. I briefly looked at how it worked and there were easily a dozen script files, a few of which were thousands of lines.

I was able to replicate most of the important parts of the system that he wanted to replicate in about two weeks in between other work with one script file and something like 50 lines.

I eventually left for reasons unrelated to the place and only ever had to fix issues once every 6 months or so, which I consider pretty decent for an unattended Google Sheet shared by 5 users.

I’ve since returned and rebuilt the schedule a second time with a proper database and the whole thing run 10x smoother and more reliably.

Despite all these drugs, I am still just a bug in a rug.

I just came across this incredibly detailed guide yesterday. It’s my new go to for those looking to switch. It’s a pick-what-you-want guide. Do as much of it or as little as you want. But I was in preparation to write basically this and this guy did a much better version in 2 months:

The Guide

2025-08-28

Yeah. It was really jarring seeing a Jugallo being depicted as Elon Musk. They’d probably beat the shit out of most any tech bro.

In the article it also points out that this means you don’t have to waste paper, which is a plus, assuming they last.

I think this speaks for itself

somehow never goes off accidentally

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a15351109/honda-recalls-304000-accords-for-airbags-that-accidentally-deploy/

Unfortunately not never

Those computers has less memory than a dollar store calculator. The boots in memory were physical magnets woven by hand into a mesh. It’s insane that it left our planet and came back with people alive.

Rosebud for money in the Sims