Fits but hurts. Like Linux is ready now

I fell out of D&D around 4th ed, and didn’t really care enough to get “competitive” in something like settlers of Catan. But if someone brings out something fun and simple like sorry, or candy land and I am so down!

I agree with you about dwarf fortress, but crusader kings is like the definition of the Grand strategy genre, while simultaneously encouraging you to create a story why half of your line is inbred worse than Charles II of Spain.

I’m a part of the wrong nerd circles. Most of mine consist of one token furry, a couple lbgtqia+'s, an aging jock who clearly hasn’t grown up since highschool(but they were pretty in highschool as well) and a weirdly successful dude who you would never guess it. I don’t think any of them talked about sex with one another.

I’ve seen more than a couple hold their own in fights. Nice ≠ incapable of appropriate violence. Also not saying that is what you’re saying, but the “cosplaying” bit had me feeling some kinda way. 🤘

If you have never watched community, I am genuinely jealous of the adventure you have ahead of you. Phenomenal show all around! Except for Pierce, he’s a GDB.

I use proton on my phone, very simple, eat to use, completely free, only downside to the free version is you have to reconnect every two or three hours.

I’m saying there is no reason to say this microcontroller is vastly different from current products on the market.

You’re right, I don’t type that word into my phone much so the autocorrect effed me. I’ll edit for clarity.

This still makes no sense, because the gold wiring is a huge cost. Why dafuq wouldn’t current manufacturing encourage smaller packages? And there has been a push to make things thinner since ad memorium, so why wouldn’t they have made the die slimmer?

Edit: good to know the hive mind still exists.

This article was written by someone who only knows buzz words. They said it’s “not just the silicon(edited from silicone), but the entire microcontroller” what do they think processors have other than silicone?

Edit: silicone->silicon

I just got totk for $20 black Friday a few months ago. I got through the first two or three minor dungeons and it didn’t really grab me. How far do I have to go before it becomes addicting?