I love the phrasing in the parentheses, which can be read as saying you’re either dev/power user OR a Nintendo product.

Also the dumb system that thinks it knows what you want to search and no exact term search feature. Yeah, the search is unusable.

Which doesn’t change anything about those two games being crappy :-D

I pretty successfuly ran a combo of TP-Link with OpenWRT connected with cable to a cheap dumb Edimax, which in turn was connected through wifi to downstairs Zyxel ADSL router from O2 ISP.

Essentially the Edimax bridged the internet (there was only one place where the signal was strong enough) from downstairs, sent it to the TP-Link and that one spread wifi on the upstairs floor (so we could use phones/notebook) and my brother’s and mine desktop PCs were connected to it by cable. A bit of an overcomplicating simple problem, but it worked (otherwise we would either have no wifi or would have to buy a different router with 2 separate WiFi chips).

I understand SolidWorks. But out of the myriad of games that exist why does anyone want to play those two craps… :-D

Oh, they got the Velcros!

On other news: disabled people are choosing not to walk.

I tried Tumbleweed on my old main PC. When I finally got around to upgrade it, I immediately wiped it and got back to my beloved Gentoo (for which the old PC was getting a bit too slow)

Now I have Leaf on the family PC, because they pretty much only need Firefox and occasional LibreOffice and I’m lazy to try to find a different distro.

Renault is “the car with vulva” in Czech.

I read that most people around the world won’t understand that because the lozenge/diamond shape as a symbol for that is somewhat unique to central Europe.

Peter File!

The law is done dumb. They should update it to say “the banner must always have a “reject all” button which rejects everything (including the legitimate interest) on it and it must not be hidden inside any further clicks”

I’m sick of having to search for that button under two sub menus or having to uncheck 20 check boxes. And what the hell is even “legitimate interest”? There’s nothing legitimate about any tracking at all. This phrase really offends me every time I read it.

Baby don’t hurt me :-D

Indeed.

And Zydrate comes in a little glass vial

That… Happened to me more times than I would like. :-D

I guess it depends on the brand (mostly the method of freezing them). We use both fresh and frozen but it also depends on what meal we’re making.

Why is it called “glacial” like it’s got something to do with ice? Why not simply “concentrated”, which it is? Thanks

ETA is also Czech (formerly) brand of household appliances.

Is that when Rincewind gone bald - Wizzard’s wig?