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Yeah, the thing about this article is that it's extremely possible. Something even metal gear solid 2 predicted before we even reached this point.

Also costs 20$ with a discount on Playstore. Seems extremely util though.

How do you automate the harvesting, ground work and maintenance? For example a peach tree?

When I was in the valley, 2 inches of rain basically stopped a whole day's work for entire fields. Ground machines aren't even workable on that day.

Are you using it's native power or streaming?

Honestly it'd help if they switched to a touch friendly desktop interface like gnome. Yep! Its definitely a nice way to have your game on the go.

Sadly I notice that's the 2 types of use cases. Commuter vs traveler. I take public transport often and I'd care too much about the steam deck being taken. Back when it was just me traveling to a place I'd be at for a while, like my fiancee's it was nice.

Size means I need to be near an outlet usually, since ideally the goal is play bit more demanding games. Again, I feel it's still too early for it to be the multitool it can be.

You started your point by saying get this extra thing, to use extra things. It's cumbersome.

It's not a laptop, and the hardware sadly has been unreliable in my experience. It's just a hobby piece of hardware, just less cool than the dedicated stuff like the Vita.

It's cool that it has that flexibility, but it sadly isn't a computer someone can regularly dedicate to unless they have all the extra time to sett it up on the go.

As a dude with OCD, yep it's a mental illness by classification. It's something that impedes and impacts the way people function and live their day to day lives along with social difficulties due to those things.

Disorder would be a lateral word to illness, and over-explaining doesn't categorize it but rather deliberates the meaning.

Just doesn't sound nice to folks. Until you figure out how to manage it, it's seen as a disease as it can be debilitating. However, lots of folks can go fine most of their life with the disorders, since it isn't an illness unless it impacts your life.

Disenchanted probably had that response

It's not so much about understanding empathy. It's basically poisoning yourself, having a shit time, such a shit time that they end up being able to appreciate basic things. Not just in themselves but in others.

It's hard to do things, it's hard to focus, and your voice becomes louder with raw emotions and low inhibition.

So you realize how amazing people as a being are, you appreciate everything that makes life work.

However it's fleeting, rapidly fleeting. It is a moment. You have to learn from it and detach from it.

In Spanish the word is frijolero, the roughest translation is beaner. This is because frijol means beans and the ero at the end refers to someone with beans. In Spanish we use the word to mean the dude who sells beans. Like elotero, the corn seller or carnicero, the meat seller.

Yes it's used as a slur in English, that doesn't change the origins, if anything it further contextualizes how cruel it is. When beans are the consistent source of protein for many Mexicans. Without them, most of the country would be malnourished.

Then again, I'm just a frijolero :)

This is always ridiculous to me, it's a hair style. Not even a black thing.

Literally used by many backgrounds to make hair manageable while outdoors. Like how a bandana isn't a gangster thing when it's just good for sweat on your brow and keeping your hair back while you work.

It frustrates me to see it as a staple of butch fashion when it's not even utilized, but hey whatcha gonna do.

Then again, lots of things have been co-opted. Like how no one talks about cowboy culture being a predominantly Mexican thing. Vaquero the Spanish word that literally translates to cow-er, like bean-er. Roughly meaning he who works with cows or he who works with beans.

Vaquero eventually became buckaroo, and America kept the cosplay for their manifesting.

It's life, you live and you learn. And you'd be an idiot not to learn from those around you. Just seems a weird hill to die on

Hahaha this made me love Lemmy

Red making the best Mario fan game is just a weird factoid.

I just gotta say Transit provided free permanent upgrades to people who rely on it and can't afford the subscription. This was before transit agencies started providing them to users.

Edit. As they had shifted to a premium service for some features.

Lemmy is just that but Linux and reddit users

Homebrew and backing up your legally owned software. They're usually called dumping tools.

That's because it's the brotherhood of steel of course!

The mascot was specifically made to represent the Holy See at a Japanese expo. It's essentially the Vatican's government. Merchandise like this has always been a thing, it's just this is an official endorsement.

GTX 650 Ti Super used for 80 bucks. Love that card and man did it get me through tough times.

Crimeinpartner still has the best playthrough of this game. From the secrets and glitches to real world context.