This sounds good!

This is the type of thing I was hoping for. Something savory or spicy. Any particular recipes?

I love watermelon and I love cheese, but the thought of putting them together has never occurred to me.

I like MX Linux.

Yeah, I only played it on an emulator, and even with constant save scumming it was tough. I can’t imagine beating it without using save states.

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I’ve really been enjoying this one. It has an interesting story, funny characters, pixel art body horror, and decisions to make.

A bit before the API thing actually went into effect. I saw it mentioned somewhere on Reddit, got curious, and signed up. I mainly browsed Reddit through my web browser, so the lack of 3rd party clients wouldn’t have really effected me, but seeing how Reddit was acting towards its users, there was no going back for me.

I’ve needed to open certain ports in my firewall to get it to properly work.

I think retro achievements?

I’m saving this to send to my supervisor on Teams.

My brother accuses me of being a contrarian, but I don’t think I am.

Yeah… It’s pretty brutal. I needed to consult a walkthrough even for subsequent playthroughs.

La-Mulana was great. Maybe not for everyone. It’s loaded with puzzles.

This one.

I once had a hair on my thigh grow to at least 5 inches. Then one day it was gone. I miss it dearly.

I was never really interested in VR and was annoyed at finding interesting-looking games and finding out they’re vr-only. But then I played MYST and The Room in VR. That was a neat experience.

For comparing and selectively applying changes in many files, WinMerge is my tool of choice. But for resolving merge conflicts, I go with Tortise Git.

I vaguly remember playing some version (I think a demo) of this in the 90’s. Crazy to see it’s still going. It’s on Steam. I should probably check it out again sometime.

I notice it most when I’m trying to debug software and keep forgetting what I’m looking for.