The Elmdor-Appreciation-Out - Number of practitioners: one.

[Andy_Jerk]

Description: I used to get really plastered and watch this intro at EP over and over again. You know how like past a certain point there's this glorious feeling that some anime intro or smooth jazz song is the most epic thing you've ever heard in your life and you just keep hitting repeat until you pass out?

Anyway somehow one of the comic panels of Aya shifting the way they do made my double-vision think I was seeing a bulky dude with long hair and glasses.

Years later, when I watched the video sober, of course I couldn't find the buff Jesus character, so I have added him back in.

[Till]

I can't play Skyrim and not laugh using that Mindfucker build, going through a camp full of bandits not taking a hit sometimes. It depends on timing and aim with Calm spell.

[Till]

It's people!

https://soylent.com/

[Grouch]

It's people!

https://soylent.com/

soylent green was a good ass movie.

hey dill are you going to be checking out the fallout London mod?

[Grouch]

I didn't read the whole article but some modder got genesis games running on the dreamcast vmu that's some cool ass gaming news.
here's the link to the gamespot articlehttps://www.gamespot.com/articles/mo...paign=homepage

[Till]

In the news, the Windows Failcopter hotfix rotor blade feature finally fixed everything.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/2407...s-the-fix.html

[LeftyGuitar]

soylent green was a good ass movie.

hey dill are you going to be checking out the fallout London mod?

I haven't seen Soylent Green since high school. I wouldn't mind watching it again. Its themes are probably relevant now than ever.

[Till]

Can anyone remember these games I'm going to talk about?

I remember we had a old PC with windows 98 and with it a collection of games. There was games like Checkers, Asteroids or Space Invaders, there was Elf Bowling too, there was also this game where you were an archer and a row of balloons would show up and you had to pop them with your arrow as they rose to the top of the screen. You used the mouse to shoot the bow & arrow. I vaguely remember the collection of games starting with M something software or M something games.Majhong or tile matching card matching based off of Majong blocks was also in there.

Having to pay for Windows is like having to pay for a car that only drives in reverse with no brakes and an engine that runs on napalm.

[Grouch]

Having to pay for Windows is like having to pay for a car that only drives in reverse with no brakes and an engine that runs on napalm.

yep sure is. glad I haven't and won't ever pay for microshit and windont.
I have to go through and organize my backup dvds and burn a copy of linux that I grabbed a little while back. I have been putting it off but will have to do it tomorrow as well as fix my front case fan now that I have some zip ties that should be long enough.

[Slacker Magician]

You can always try it out with a virtual machine first. Saves you a disc and restart until you're certain.

[Till]

yep sure is. glad I haven't and won't ever pay for microshit and windont.
I have to go through and organize my backup dvds and burn a copy of linux that I grabbed a little while back. I have been putting it off but will have to do it tomorrow as well as fix my front case fan now that I have some zip ties that should be long enough.

There are torrents for PC games ported to Linux, Windows is the excrement that fertilizes the Internet.

[Till]

You can always try it out with a virtual machine first. Saves you a disc and restart until you're certain.

Lubuntu on VMware uses 24 MB of RAM when idle in the background with Firefox running in Lubuntu and Firefox uses 200% more RAM in Windows. Using Firefox with Lubuntu on VMWare is the lightest Windows browser. Weee!

[Slacker Magician]

[Grouch]

You can always try it out with a virtual machine first. Saves you a disc and restart until you're certain.

I can try it live I just have to burn it to a dvd I have plenty spare blanks left.

[Till]

Microsoft issues dire warnings about hackers bricking your computer but the most prolific Windows threats are the Windows updates to stop the hackers. Windows Defender should detect itself as malware.

I do get Microsoft's logic though, a bricked computer is unhackable. Finally fixes everything.