Nice. Definitely something to check out when I build my next HTPC.

Still do! Got my kids watching it now.

Yes, but have you tried Reese’s Oreo-flavored Reese’s? I could swear I was eating Reese’s Oreos!

That’s awfully specific and I look forward to your AMA.

4/10. Pretty fun game, thanks for sharing.

Pobody’s Nerfect

What’s the minimum crew?

Disneyland now publicly acknowledges it uses face recognition, more like it.

I think you can do that at Ye Olde Home Depot for $20 an hour.

EDIT: spelling

Thankfully my company has made a huge push into updating the old stuff over the past 10 years or so. It’s got a long way to go, as there is debt in many areas, but what we have addressed so far is infinitely better in function, user experience and satisfaction, and reduced downtime. It does come with its own financial costs, but sooner or later there’s going to be no one around that knows that tech, and an ever shrinking hardware pool.

Running something on a cobbled together infrastructure can work for a while, but usually when it fails, it does so catastrophically, and there is little recourse but to immediately spend large sums for emergency parts and fixes, rather than spread that cost over time as just standard maintenance expenses.

It’s like driving your car until the engine blows up because you were mad about how much oil changes cost. Sure, you saved $50 per change, but then you blew it all on a $10k engine, so what did you actually save? Nothing! And you probably paid more than if you had just lifecycled it in the first place. It’s amazingly short-sighted.

Apart from the instant versus delayed effects of smoke against edibles, it’s basically a lot like booze. Drunk is drunk, but there’s a difference between beer drunk, keg drunk, whiskey drunk, tequila drunk, etc.

Same thing.

Death metal ones are usually pretty brutal.

One of my favs is Tomb of the Mutilated by Cannibal Corpse.

Same. Love cooking on the bbq or smoking meats. So good and makes me hungry almost every time.

Call meh nao!

Take No Prisoners

With many vendors, you can look up serials to validate that it is a genuine item, as well as warranty status, manuals, etc.

It’s buyer protection and due diligence.