It is 2010. It is the year of the Linux desktop.

It is 2018. It is the year of the Linux desktop.

It is 2026. It is the year of the Linux desktop.

I think that post was deleted/removed.

Edit: apparently there’s a redirect that isn’t working for me for some reason. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

where there’s no uninked skin left

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

“Like wiping your ass with silk.”

Or when you’re going through TSA and suddenly panic about whether or not you hid a bomb up your butt.

“Oh, that’s just a Fat-Man-shaped butt plug.”

When did the pronunciation change from N-E-S to Nes?

Of the people I knew as a kid, the “N.E.S.”/“Nes” divide was about even (I’m in the US)

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This is almost as bad as the time I signed up for a purely partisan fishing expedition.

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With a good battery, the device can easily last for 5 or 10 years, although the walls probably won’t.

She’s a sassy, rebellious New Yorker

I’m pretty sure she’s from California? Unless you’re being metaphorical or something.

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‘Wow, that must be why you swallow so many of them per year!’ ‘No, that’s spiders. You swallow WAY more ants.’

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2025/4/12

Don’t forget leading zeroes, we’re not half assing this!

Was her castle rent controlled?

In most restaurants I saw there was no wall in between.

This was my experience as well. I can still see it today in some older restaurants that haven’t been renovated in years, where there’s an area of the dining room with a much higher ceiling.

Popeye vs Tintin vs Pooh

Actually that’s such a ridiculous concept I might watch it.

Couldn’t they just move .io to a different category?

Specifically the issue is that two letter TLDs are reserved exclusively for countries/governments. So far only one exception has been made to this rule, .su for the Soviet Union. So another exemption is certainly possible.

In many US rural areas, home internet connections have a monthly cap

And suburban, and urban. I’ve never lived anywhere that didn’t have a cap.

OK but did it really flop or where they expecting it to sell a morbillion units weekly?

From another article:

Sources say that Ubisoft was expecting The Lost Crown to sell similarly to the biggest Metroidvania’s in the market, with millions of units sold in a relatively short space of time. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has sold approximately one million units at the time of writing.

I like the edges and corners of a cake/brownie

You might want to try this.

Class: Bavarian Fire Chief