Arrath

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721.
by Arrath 3y ago
Man now I want to see this.
722.
by Arrath 3y ago
I, too, subscribe to the 'shove all my crap into my bedroom closet when told to clean my room' method of computer janitoring. Ironically enough I have a folder on my desktop called "Sorted" that I just drag things into w
723.
by Arrath 3y ago
I'll always remember my Great Uncle, who begged my Grandfather every time he saw him, to bring him a pistol so he could end it and escape the torture that was his chemo treatments. There is absolutely a point past which all quality of
724.
by Arrath 3y ago
A cowboy hat is mandatory attire for this scenario.
725.
by Arrath 3y ago
To my girlfriend a weed is anything not part of a manicured lawn, as far as I can tell. My protests of "that's a native plant!" matter not.
726.
by Arrath 3y ago
Not to mention a massive consumer hostile price hike for no good reason. Ironically the 4090 might be the only one approaching appropriately priced for its performance, it is a monster after all. The rest of the 4000 series are units tradit
727.
by Arrath 3y ago
Oh, whoa, that is pretty incredible!
728.
by Arrath 3y ago
Serves them right for going the completely wrong direction with the Dawn of War sequels. (sarcasm) But really, squad level combat with leveling heroes and skill trees? No, bigger scale! Let me smash companies of Imperial Guards against hord
729.
by Arrath 3y ago
I read and reread the manuals for StarCraft, Starsiege, and Starsiege: Tribes oh so many times
730.
by Arrath 3y ago
Sure does suck to find that camouflage is actually effective in shooters. When a bush has the gall to shoot you.
731.
by Arrath 3y ago
No there's an 'X' in the usual close ad button spot but its just part of the picture/video. The real close button is camouflaged with the contents and hidden in a random sot.
732.
by Arrath 3y ago
I've long since taken to preferentially using the search bar instead of bothering to learn the location of buttons e.g. in the Office ribbon menus. It's a true blessing.
733.
by Arrath 3y ago
Recently watching a Gamer's Nexus video where they tested a new built Voodoo 6 5000, I was impressed watching them install some ancient edition of Windows in which to do the testing, and how snappy and responsive the interface was.
734.
by Arrath 3y ago
Reminds me of having to pace the reading of a memo in Snowcrash, so the system didn't flag the employee as either skimming or loafing.
735.
by Arrath 3y ago
It's not so much (or just) walled gardens, its the hiding of the more fundamental layers of the system from the user. A user doesn't navigate through the file system to a folder where they've saved a bunch of notes in discret
736.
by Arrath 3y ago
Just curious, do you rip any and all branding off of products you buy? Badges from the car, logos on backpacks, etc?
737.
by Arrath 3y ago
You are making some strange connections here. You might as well argue that a car built to be human drivable is easier to steal since the human needs to be able to see the surroundings, and a car with glass windows is easier to break into th
738.
by Arrath 3y ago
> I use it for sim racing just about every other day at home. Oh lord. Even going back to being a kid I had nightmares about being in a car as it goes over a cliff and starts tumbling down. Years later, I got my Rift and gave Dirt: Rally
739.
by Arrath 3y ago
Several times a week for me, primarily Beat Saber and VTOL VR (the best flight sim out there, imo)
740.
by Arrath 3y ago
> The race is about to begin. I wait for the screen to flash green, finger hovering over the enter key. It flashes and I press the button immediately, and the race is over. And you missed your window to get into BIOS, you need to reboot
741.
by Arrath 3y ago
I've an aversion to paying for potable water and then running it right down the drain with a very slight increased concentration in contaminants, other conversations regarding filter efficiency in this thread were rather eye opening. I
742.
by Arrath 3y ago
No, it is pretty much like a windshield. Just laminated safety glass. Some operators retrofit in plexiglass or in rare cases bulletproof material, but that is for special applications.
743.
by Arrath 3y ago
Friend I believe you may have played too much C&C: Red Alert
744.
by Arrath 3y ago
More or less, yeah. Maybe split by manufacturer. At best the cab door will have a normally keyed lock, but there's plenty of glass to break out so that won't stop a determined mischief maker.
745.
by Arrath 3y ago
God, what a waste.
746.
by Arrath 3y ago
> There's a few comments - seemingly from our American friends - that seem to suggest that left / right socks are a thing. I'm hoping I'm parsing those comments poorly, but ever since the revelation that Americans don
747.
by Arrath 3y ago
>where people on various psychedelics did not know what had just happened. Oh that is just devious.
748.
by Arrath 3y ago
While you're not wrong, "it's always been this way" is a poor defense against the desire to make things better.
749.
by Arrath 4y ago
Perhaps the police could Do Their Jobs without inviting more technocrats and outside surveillance into the mix.
750.
by Arrath 4y ago
"Probably" seems like a massive understatement.

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