

“I’ll rather have my coffee black” she replied.
Hah, hah, hah!
I made you look.


“I’ll rather have my coffee black” she replied.


That’s a good question and I wonder how aware of his exhusband’s fast “friendship” and the fact he was a guest to his island nyc subsidiary in multiple occasions, because their divorce came quickly after the revelation.
Worse are those comments that have an edit saying: “Never mind, I figured it out.”


This was probably one of the best action RPG available on the Amiga, probably over the Eye of the Beholder or the Ishar series, and I might catch some flak, but definitely better than Might and Magic III or Elvira: Mistress of the Dark.
That said, Blue Byte (Battle Isle, The Settlers) made a spiritual successor to the Amber series, and IMO the best of them all, and probably one of the greatest RPG of that era: Albion.
Sadly, it had to go face-to-face with The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, and that stole a lot of its thunder. In my opinion, the curated world in Albion is more enjoyable than the generated levels in Daggerfall.
In any case, both Ambermoon and Albion are worth playing, the latter available at GOG for $1.49. https://www.gog.com/en/game/albion
or available to borrow at the Archive: https://archive.org/details/msdos_Albion_1995


Sure, and at some point they might want to curtail linux usage, but right now is an option, which Adobe is not, so it is worth having it in mind.


You can run Affinity in linux.


I find it endearing: Cigar factory workers, mostly women, hired collectively someone to read to them to keep them entertained, and in some cases, educated. While I guess you can get a similar experience with audiobooks, if it was me, I would miss the sense of community and live performing.
Unless of course we had to go through every Twilight book, and then every Shades of Grey book, and in between having a brief detour through Dan Brown county. I’ll rather stuff a cigar in my ears.


A “builder” at heart.


Suction on After Trim, gay venting.


One thing not mentioned here: Hardware has an expiration date. As hardware improves and becomes more performant, with reduced power consumption and heat generation, older hardware loses its value (I’ve got free servers and switches this way).
AI data centers have been built anticipating a demand that won’t happen, therefore they are in a market already over saturated, dominated by few and just selling allocation won’t let them cover costs if they are supposed to compete against the big 5.
I would say that in EU or few other countries where they care about data locality that could help, but chances are some providers won’t get paid, some people will lose their jobs, and taxpayers will give a bailout to the wrong people.


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Roger roger.


Hahaha, Oh, they were serious? Let me laugh harder.


Plus it has a great song dedicated to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FCF2Y4lIWk&t=23
Widow’s Bay. It has everything I want, it is tightly packaged in 35mins bouts and every episode has been excellent.
Fantastic combination of horror and comedy.


I’ll say it is mostly focus on very specific libraries (e.g. GOG) but it is easier to use than Lutris. My experience with it was some hit and miss. That said, Lutris has scripts for out of the box mods, which is often needed for some older games.
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