

You’ll be alright, it’s not that serious…
Maybe have a snack, drink some water, and take a nap? You’ll probably feel better.


You’ll be alright, it’s not that serious…
Maybe have a snack, drink some water, and take a nap? You’ll probably feel better.


You don’t need Linux for this. You want Android.
Buy a phone with a microSD slot, put a 512 GB/1 TB card in it, connect it to your computer over USB, choose File Transfer, and drag your MP3 folders directly onto it. Android treats them as normal files.
Install Musicolet afterward. It’s specifically made for local music, works offline, supports SD cards and folder browsing, and handles MP3/FLAC/AAC/etc.
A 2026 Moto G or Moto G Power supports up to a 1 TB microSD card. You can have literally hundreds of gigabytes of your own music on the phone without involving a cloud service at all.


From the moment you understand the weakness of your flesh…


Ah, I just left them default/turned the option off.


I’m probably in the minority, but I never liked to name my Pokémon.
Also, people should be able to name their Pokémon.


It’s not your vision, exactly, but I think Project Zomboid handles this to a degree. You start out with the power/water on and none of the food spoiled yet. But as the game goes on, you need to rely more and more on things you’ve made yourself. Also, you’re told from the very start that this is how you died.


The rest of the Xenogears series/saga.
Xenogears was supposed to be episode 5 of a 6 part story and the other ‘Xeno’ games don’t count because of legal BS.
Supposedly, the version Cyberleek has is the PC version.


Dude is so dumb, at least we can change them back later.


😂


If lose should be spelled like loose, then how should the word loose be spelled?


I’d still be hesitant if they paid me 20$ to join.
Band is called The Cardigans, nobody is wearing a cardigan.


Jesus Christ is an unusually high standard for a normal person to live up to.


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Hungary in 1946.
Zimbabwe in 2008.
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