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Mirrors Edge + Blade combat + rhythm esque racing? Looks interesting.

Oh no... The last thing my wallet needs is another steam sale.

Kinda looks cool though.

I'll believe it when I see it. Still won't buy one... but I'll believe it.

I feel enlightened. When's your next talk!

Man, having a damn fail is one of my few nightmares. I hope as many people are able to be saved as possible.

Please don't give them any ideas. It's bad enough already.

Nice! Saluki are one our my wife and my favorite breeds. Also great photo BTW. What did you shoot this on? The sharpness of the flying dirt leads me to think it wasn't on a phone camera.

For crying out loud! You had one job to stay here and watch over the world condition. You took a day and look what happened. Let's not have another incident like 2003.

What a ridiculously fun race. Some good battles on track in all parts of the field. Great job by Piastri, hopefully tomorrow's race will be just as good.

I love him! Saluki?

I was more so referencing the appearance of the home page of the site itself. My original Linux experience is from the early 2000's Pre-Ubuntu so I am familiar with being able to tailor exactly what you want from a technological standpoint but not all people are looking for that.

PopOS and Mint do the best job I have seen of being reasonably inviting to non-technically literate users. Ubuntu is pretty bad but not nearly quite like Arch.

I think the point I was trying to articulate (not very well as it seems) was that there are few Distro's websites that I could send to friends or family with out scaring them away permanently and that's a shame. The Arch Linux site just seemed to pop that thought into my head.

I have dabbled in Linux a bit in the past. Around 2005-ish I was messing around with Debian, Ubuntu and one other I can't remember the name of at the moment. It was more of a hobby and messing around with spare hardware I had sitting around.

Life happened and I ended up with only one available computer and just stuck with windows for convenience sake. Queue a decade and a bit later and the writing on the wall is that FOSS is going to be the only way to go so I am once again starting to dabble into the world of Linux.

In a country described as "Historically prone to earthquakes" I wonder what kind of earthquake resistant architecture is present. You have to wonder if the level of wealth available to the general population has something to do with that.

I may or may not subscribe to this ideology.

It's not like EVERY character in my Baldur's Gate team has either fireball or scroll of fireball. Shadow heart doesn't... yet.

Speaking as an American here... could we NOT park cars in the left lane. I've seen enough habits of drivers in other countries where the left lane is exclusively for passing, it's so simple and superior for traffic but Americans be dumb selfish shits behind the wheel.

There is absolutely nothing good that can come from this.

I love misunderstandings like this that produce fun results.

Good for them! My union did massively right by me so far and as far as I am aware there have been zero downsides.

I feel like Linux would be more acceptable to people looking for alternative to windows if a bit more care was spent on the image of the software from a customer facing perspective.

I went to the Archlinux website to check out what it was a was met with a wall of text and techno babble with complicated sounding package names and stuff that a layman would never be able to parse.

All this from the distro that on their home page claims to "keep it simple".

I wish I had the knowledge and skill set to create an all encompassesing filter that purged all items involving people like Elon and trump. With the caveat that I get a dozen notifications for the headline "X gets sentenced to Y years behind bars."