Turious @ Turious @leaf.dance

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I look forward to seeing OP on Chubbyemu.

Pickles is what I came to say. My exception is that I don't mind cucumbers at all. I love vinegar and haven't met a seasoning or herb I didn't like. Except the combinations used in pickled cucumbers.

I ferment and pickle my own other vegetables. I should love pickled cucumbers. I'm not a picky eater. I eat bizarre stuff from around the world. But pickles is the one food that just shuts everything down immediately.

There are some wild ones out there. I got a .wtf domain a while back. I regret nothing.

I grew up in one and am currently trapped there. It's my personal hell.

I feel like it was on HiDive, I don't know if it still is. I hope you can find it.

Way back when, I had a job where I used them regularly. Always had one on me at work. And therein, I had 4 or 5 at home any given day.

It sounds like an apartment building restriction, not a Spectrum restriction. The building wasn't run for ethernet so they just put in wifi with a single modem for the building and called it a day.

My really obvious one, and a huge source of problems for me, is Discord. But the biggest one was a wild one:

Irfanview

It is a super-fast image viewer and simple image editor. Supports every format I've ever thrown at it. Bulk conversion and resize works like a charm. Hell, it's half the reason I haven't moved to Linux for my daily use.

Fucking do it.

Irohas Melon Cream Soda. Long since discontinued Japanese seasonal item from about five years ago. Others come close, none are as good.

Yes, because it's tasty.

I fairly regularly work with someone who, in their organization's alias scheme, was given the email address of an 80s cartoon villain. It rules so much and I doubt she's even in on the joke.

It was a decade ago, I doubt the same one is still available. Lucky, I have heard they are all about the same at that price point.

A $30 bidet changed my entire quality of life. Couldn't recommend it enough. It's been neat to see them popping up more in local stores, though. A decade ago, that was unheard of.

Ages ago, I had the owner of a business I supported tell me I could remote into his computer any time that day, it would be available to me. I remoted in about 5 minutes after that call and he was amidst some fullscreen hardcore pornography. I respect that sort of move.

MMOs were always my thing. I'm almost glad I don't know exactly how much time I buried into World of Warcraft back in the day. I haven't touched it in 15 years and it's probably still in the lead. I play a fair bit of FFXIV these days but not like I did WoW. Asheron's Call 2 was a big part of my life for a long time but it's been offline most of my life.

Among recent games I've actively played for years, Rocket League and Minecraft are for sure at the top.