Elden Ring because I bounced off it the first time (open worlds make me feel tired) but this time I have some good momentum going

I’m far from an AI apologist, but rewrites and refactors really should be covered by automated unit and integration tests.

I don’t get it either. My wife loves the stuff but to me it’s in the uncanny valley of food. Unsettlingly almost, but not quite like food.

That’s not all! It’s also less rewarding!

Dark Souls 2. The level design felt so much worse than DS1 and every area felt like a joyless slog. I have no desire to return.

Elden Ring. Open worlds make me tired, because I try to explore every nook and cranny. I have returned to this one, dealing with the open world as just a place between major points of interest. I only explore if I see something interesting. I’ve made it further than I had before and still want to keep going.

Nioh 2. Nothing bad to say, just put in 60 hours and still wasn’t done so I went to play something else for a change of pace. I will definitely be back at some point. It’s a lot of fun. “Too much content”, as if that’s a bad thing. I hear higher difficulty levels are new experiences with new gear and enemy types and placements, too.

Why anyone signs up to listen to these “influencers” will forever elude me

It’s literally adding the coffee after pouring the water. It supposedly helps reduce filter clogging with the Clever. And yes, the Clever is an immersion brewer with a little bit of percolation at the end, as a treat.

Gets better every loop

Same here

Not to oversimplify it, but first we had to make the rocks very thin, then put lightning inside them

I don’t remember telling you to do that

When you can balance a tack hammer on your head, you can head off you foes with a balanced attack

I use this quote all the time, and no one ever gets the reference. I understood that reference, stranger.

??? Visible confusion

Ah, too bad

One of our cats suffers from severe itchiness too. We tried steroids, changing his food, Benadryl, Zyrtec, and flea treatment, none of which worked. What did work for him is Gabapentin. It acts as a nerve blocker and stops his itching.

He also suffers from dry skin which might be a root cause, so we are going to add a fish oil supplement to see if that helps as well.

It’s downright good. Don’t even need to drop another programming language for more complex tasks.

They knew

If this was meant as a recommendation for a Fedora alternative, you should know that Bazzite is based on Fedora

Thanks, I hate it