I've always wanted something Boards of Canada related. But I can't commit myself. I have thought about it since I was 18, and I'm 36 now. That's half my life ago. Maybe I'll be able to convince myself I really want it soon.
That's why I've stopped looking up movies after I watch them. My opinions do not need to be validated.
Automation games like Factorio, Satisfactory, etc. I have tried. Everyone makes them seem like the most addictive form of digital crack there is. I just can't get into them. They feel too much like work to me. Please tell me where the fun is that I am clearly missing
Honestly, whether you prefer the NXE or the Blades, you have to admit they were both better than the Metro garbage that they forced on us all towards the end. Slow ass garbage with forced ads all over the place. I was happy to get rid of my 360 after that cancer took over
What does that mean?
Average Kirby final boss
Idk how to explain exactly, but the font + style of the comic + how it's written all give off "AI" vibes. Someone smarter than me could elaborate better, but there's an unmistakable quality to it.
AI trash aside, I think the default recommendation for newbies should be Linux Mint with Cinnamon environment. It's familiar, simple, and fully functional. Lots of people use it as their go-to for general purposes, myself included.
Isn't that just for Java Edition though? Bedrock has a different launcher, with more modes and mtx to "enjoy"
Damn son, give the guy some homework why don't ya
When I was younger, I did it because Windows Vista was the current OS and I hated it. Now, I do it because Windows 11 is the current OS and I hate it...but also because gaming on Linux is so much better than before