PetteriPano @ PetteriPano @lemmy.world

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I never really understood twitter. Feels to me like it's all about following personalities in a poor format that doesn't cater to discussion. I've had an account since early, mostly for testing twitter integrations for work. I haven't even bothered to log in for a couple of years.

I logged in yesterday just to deactivate my account.

It's just an expensive paperweight until we can run Linux on it.

Where's Will Ferrell?

I sold mine back in 2010, so I'm just rediscovering some old and newer gems on the PS vita and retroids. I probably only scratched the surface back in the day, but I'll list some gems that come to mind. A lot are probably PSX/PS2 ports.

• Burnout legends/dominator
• Dragoneer's Aria
• Crazy taxi
• God of war
• Ghostbusters (feat. the OG cast)
• D&D tactics
• Rock band unplugged
• LEGO Star wars
• Monster hunter

The whole library is almost 2000 games, and some 250+ exclusive.

The PSP is 20 years old now. Absolutely massive game library, and definitely on par with the console and PC games at the time.

The game library is well worth revisiting on something like a retroid pocked with upscaling.

A Pharaoh to remember.

I'd love to be relieved.. but I don't doubt that Trump can find someone worse.

Akshually, skateboarding was invented by a certain Marty McFly in 1955.

I see.

Seems like an easy thing to fix no matter which direction you take.

I much enjoyed it back in the day. Nokia even had their own app store for it and gave a nice financial incentive for the first hundred or thousand apps.

I feel Jolla & SailfishOS is the spiritual successor.

The article left me confused.

How does one pay income tax and file taxes while undocumented? Wouldn't you need a social security number, and hence be documented?

Could I create an imaginary person to file taxes for?

I'd try Bodom, population 0, if other than cities are allowed.

Or possibly Santa's village, population 2 (if you exclude the elves)

I used to donate, but I haven't for at least 10 years.

Their financing is public. They would have enough cash to keep the lights on for decades.

They've been investing to be reliant on donations in the future. I see a conflict of interest there and I'd rather have them be relying on donations.. especially since they have received enough cash to do so.

TL;DR, I'm happy to donate for running Wikipedia, not happy to donate for them to become a fund.

Lol 🙃

That was supposed to be chest freezer. Thanks for the laugh auto-correct!

I usually don't freeze cheese, but I did do it on some longer sailing voyages in an earlier life.

Depends on your setup. I'm a btrfs guy, so I'd go with something similar as your other reply. It's just as easy to remove/replace/add drives. They don't even have to match in size. Just remember to balance after doing modifications to your array.

Whatever you get, get at least two and do RAID1/5/6. They will break.

Speed shouldn't be an issue for streaming media.

Don't you worry about planet express, let me worry about blank.

OP is asking about ambient temperatures below -15°C.

I recently bought a cheese freezer which had the exact same specification listed as a feature. I considered keeping mine in the garage that I keep around 7-10°C in the winter.

Louis Theroux tried to make a documentary about them. He's done some really good work showing the worst groups in the world as, you know, actual human beings. Like the westboro baptist church.

The Scientologists refused to talk to him. Him talking to ex-members unleashed a stampede of harassment both against them and him.

The result is called "My Scientology movie". It's worth a watch if you're interested in their techniques to keep people from leaving.

RIP in peace, Bobby.