Yep.

It’s why I don’t go to the cinema anymore. People are cunts.

Yeah I retract my comment, I’ve worked with people in Germany and Japan before. Faxes were required for both!

If you’re in a modern country, sure.

If you live somewhere rural…birdwatching.

Combination is the best way.

Want to reheat a pizza slice? Microwave for half a minute/minute then in the air fryer to crisp it up. Ends up better than the first time around many times imo and done in seconds if you heat the air fryer up to 200°c first

EU commission, really. That’s the only way

Not at the same speed or ferocity, no.

Didn’t help when one flew up behind us on a narrow pavement, no warning, smashed into my best mate and broke his leg. If it was my daughter it would have killed her. This is one instance among almost daily occurances of near misses when I’m walking of cunts on e-bikes and e-scooters speeding with zero care on narrow pedestrian walkways that are already NOT suitable for pushbikes, let alone anything else. Why not use the fucking road?!

They need to be fucking controlled and serious penalties brought in for those who use these without care for others.

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Cuuuuunts. I passed my driving test 16 years ago now, and even in that time I’ve noticed a huge increase of the amount of cars on the road. These schemes are essential, or at the very least needed as a starting point

Worked fine for me in the UK, not sure if Google play counts us as in the EU these days or not

Yeah, hasn’t stopped me in…15 years? Half my entire library is pirated and emulator shortcuts lol

No

I’ve installed cracked windows versions of games on the steam deck before, adding them as a non steam game, going to properties and setting them to boot with proton. I even installed a few this way by adding the installer exe as a non steam game and running that in desktop mode, under proton. It’s a hassle to find where it installed it after, but it worked for me anyhow

Donkey Kong Country 2

Well, I have a degree in tech. Work in finance. Tech hobbies, programmer second job

So I probably don’t fit. Most of my working life was retail though.

I met Jeremy Clarkson - he was alright, very pleasant and funny

Not entirely software, but the MiSTer FPGA project. Having accurate zero-lag hardware accurate versions of almost every console, many arcade games, PCs (Amiga, Commodore etc), and handheld up to and including the PlayStation in a box the size of a game boy is unreal.

Majority of the project is open source, and has been used for ports to the analogue pocket handheld, which I also have and use often

“The name’s Bond, James Bond”. Because of that quote, I have never failed to remember James Bond’s name.

I live on the coast, my home being a five minute walk from the beach, and between two large towns. In between is countryside one side or quiet roads the other side. So wherever I go, I can take the residential routes (all suitable for pedestrians), walk along the coastline, or go around through the woods and parks.

So on Monday I walked through a country park, around a large bay, through to town to buy some lunch. I then walked alongside the beach up to a forest path, then to the next town where I looked at a few shops and walked back a slightly different way!

I live on the coast, my home being a five minute walk from the beach, and between two large towns. In between is countryside one side or quiet roads the other side. So wherever I go, I can take the residential routes (all suitable for pedestrians), walk along the coastline, or go around through the woods and parks.

So on Monday I walked through a country park, around a large bay, through to town to buy some lunch. I then walked alongside the beach up to a forest path, then to the next town where I looked at a few shops and walked back a slightly different way!

Two photos from yesterday and a few days back. It’s probably one of the nicest areas in the country, which helps: https://i.postimg.cc/T2QCGNvq/IMG-20230709-144117.jpg

And the other one:

https://i.postimg.cc/KYjhm3RJ/IMG-20230613-151751-3.jpg