Surely for Australia this is just people who have studied psychology and not the number of practising psychologists
tombruzzo
joined 2 years ago
Lean into the wind, brother. I've been there before
For accessibility I'd also put a picture of the food in case people can't read too good.
Also, not everything needs to be individually wrapped in select portions like this. All the plastic and shit we waste controlling how much of a thing people can have at once is so wasteful
That's willingly listening to Pod Save America at 0.8 speed
Marx: I'm quite fond of this "Channel Awesome"'s content.
Pool's closed for you, Wall Street
He gets Engels (Alive today) to buy them for him
I get this feeling. After I installed Linux for the first time I kind of got mad realising this could have been my computer experience after a lifetime of Windows.
It's now at the point I saw the End of 10 campaign and am putting together a presentation on switching to Linux for my local repair cafe. I also signed up to be part of the marketing team for Libreoffice and I might do a presentation on it, as I see FOSS office software as the start of the Linux pipeline.
It's fine if you do everything through Steam or a launcher like Lutris for GOG and Epic games. I just put Mint on my big rig and have Nvidia card, Doom 2016 did crash on me, which could be a driver problem, but it has been alright otherwise.
Reinventing the, uh... There's something there
I'm on the cusp of it in metro suburban Australia but I'm able to make it work.
Unfortunately we still live too far out for it to replace a car, so you have all that space in the garage taken up and all the expenses of both another car and a bike. But it's great and the kids love it
VLC media player is always there for you. Windows Video can't open a .mov file? VLC. Want to watch a ripped DVD? VLC. Music, images, file conversions, streaming, audio, subtitles? VLC.
And you can get it on every device you need.
Get a new computer and want to run with the defaults for a bit? That's fine, but who do you always go back to? VLC doesn't care if you run with another program for a while. Not in the sense that it doesn't care about you, but more it knows you need space to try something new sometimes, and it's always ready for you to come back.
VLC also never asks anything of you. No dontations, no signups, maybe it needs an update every now and then, that's all.
VLC is just always there. It thinks it's in the background, but I notice its hard work. VLC is like the Garrus of media players. It was always there for you, and when you get your heart broken by another program, it's still there. Because it was always there for you.
In so many words, what I'm trying to say is; I want to ***** that traffic cone **** my *****.
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Crazy how people can hate the game about killing Nazis for being about killing Nazis.