These are George and Jerry from the Sitcom “Seinfeld”, and I only mention it because if you’ve never seen it, it’s very worth a watch.

It has held up very well (although the actor who played “Kramer” is a disappointment as a human.)

Neat!

Though, I’ve found a lot of folks from a lot of parts of this map would just tell me they’re “from the Midwest”.

The Genesis pairs well with anything.

I don’t see what the big deal is. I store all kinds of sensitive information in plain text. SSNs, credit card numbers, birthdates and religious and political affiliation information.

The guy I bought it all from said it was okay, he stores it in plain text, too. (I’m joking, of course! Any information about you all that I’ve bought on the dark web, I’m storing responsibly.)

I agre. It maks no sense.

Yeah. “Used to be”. Let’s go with that. Less paperwork.

I can hear the worried concern in that DM “…no…?”

Have a look at RobotFramework with the Selenium library. Anything you can manage manually, you can automate repetitively with Robot.

Also, have a look at the F12 Network tab, in case the real images are stored in a predictably named manner.

“Yooouuurrrr Plastic Pal, Whose Fun to Be With!”

No, it’s not the “best kind of correct”, it’s being an asshole.

That’s the joke, though.

The character being quoted, from Futurama, is usually insufferable and often miserable.

Edit: Interestingly, the character is also relatively well liked and generally appreciated by the rest of the Planet Express crew. It’s a pretty nuanced quote, in context. It kind of says “You’re not wrong, and your correction is arguably unnecessary and objectively objectionable, but we love you, anyway.”

Rekt is a stunt game in the spirit of Tony Hawks Pro Skater.

The controls are fantastic. The levels are interesting. Various unlockable cars are fun. The gameplay loop is satisfying.

It was a fair deal back when it was $15.00. At $1.50 it’s an absolute steal.

Overcooked 2 has one of those perfect gaming moments: the balloon crashes into a another restaurant, and instead of a cutscene, we just start getting orders off a different menu. It really sets the tone for the game.

Fury Unleashed is charming as hell, but it’s the buttery smooth controls that make it so replayable.

As an old-school platform and bullet hell player, I don’t play many modern platform or bullet hell games, because I’ve been spoiled by tight controls from the 8-bit era, and so many modern games don’t match the responsiveness.

But I found Fury Unleashed incredibly accessible, mostly because the controls are so responsive.

As a Codium user trying to choose more open tools, I really appreciate your write up, here.

Thank you.

I’ll check it out.

I don’t think that’s an actual Penny Arcade comic… But it’s something they would publish.

Was this a guest artist filling in for them? This sounds like exactly the kind of joke their guest artists would do.

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This captures the same energy as the Samuel Jackson classic bedtime story, “Go, The Fuck, To Sleep”.

Thank you for the reminder. I think I’m due to reread the Aubrey/Maturin series.

On the topic of pruning, SkyTube is a great way to enjoy YouTube with the algorithm completely disabled. SkyTube can be set to simply present subscribed channels, and nothing but subscribed channels.

It’s also just me, lol.