You pay with money or privacy, but pay you must. 😉

Wasn’t it invented by Tony Hawk when he made that video game for the PlayStation? It really took of from there and even made its way into the real world.

Use open source products, and if the software creation is paid for with tax money, the source belongs to the public and should be open source too.

The racism is definitely there, you can scroll like three posts on trending and there it is again. One of the main reasons I left.

Empire Earth was also nice indeed. But for current repeatability RoN definitely holds up much better. I think that one is still fun.

Not quite the same series, but also Microsoft. Rise of Nations. Would be nice to see that one have a remake.

Anyway, Age of Empires 1. (Original edition) will always be my favorite, even though it’s not what people now should be playing.

That is definitely 2 Definitive. (With the Rome expansion bringing 1 DE into that game 😄)

Oh my god I hated those scale checkouts in the US. “Please remove bag from area” etc.

🥵

I sometimes wish there was a top three hours too. Now I have to juggle between 1 and 6.

I was thinking about perhaps moving things to Proton, being European and all, and touting privacy etc. Looks like that won’t happen.

I’m a software engineer, I bring my backpack everywhere. I thought it was about lovin’ the backpack.

The main difference, mine is green. It doesn’t always have my laptop in it though, I use it for groceries etc too.

Here in the Netherlands we had some teacher who wrote a (small) book on “How to write professionally” and of course that book was mandatory.

That indeed was a great OS.

The headline is still: “Company sucks up to Trump because line must go up” no different than most.

That OS was the last of Apple to come on optical media. So, no pushing. Buying physically.

Ah yes, we can sell the poor men’s car that needs it to go to work and survive, but if you are better off, we can’t touch it.

Back in the day there was a Mac OS update (Snow Leopard) that took gigabytes off. They dropped support for PowerPC CPUs. So the compiled binaries basically got slashed in half.

The goals of Snow Leopard were improved performance, greater efficiency and the reduction of its overall memory footprint, unlike previous versions of Mac OS X which focused more on new features. Apple famously marketed Snow Leopard as having “zero new features”.[13] Its name signified its goal to be a refinement of the previous OS X version, Leopard.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X_Snow_Leopard

Showers also work great. 🚿

The golden ratio is truly everywhere in nature.