Malta Soron

It’s a good way to get some steps in if you’re working at a desk

Dutch, Robbie Williams, ezpz

For those interested

Or a short series, the story is very episodic.

The original plan was to make two Hobbit movies, but after the release of the first one they decided to expand it to three. I think two movies would have been alright, although the whole thing was way too intense and violent and digital.

Probably having someone do the motion of shaking some salt on their tongue. Go try it out in front of a mirror and you’ll see.

There’s a new one coming this weekend!

Running an Nvidia RTX 5070 mobile on Linux Mint. Gaming works fine. I’ve only played Fallout: New Vegas yet, but several gaming benchmarks ran well. However, the laptop doesn’t wake up from sleep mode and it seems to be related to the video drivers, so that’s a nuisance.

I’m imagining “Pits” like a really dirty death metal breakdown

PITS PITS PITS PITS

PITS PITS PITS PITS

PITS PITS PITS PITS

PITS PITS PITS PITS

SWEATY PITS OF DOOM

Don’t we all

Bitterblaren

I think I spent 20 euros on a ring I thought was cute (and resizable, because I didn’t know her ring size), and we later bought wedding rings together.

I also called her father beforehand, but more like “Hey, I thought you’d like to know that I’m planning to do this”, and he was like “That’s awesome, have fun!”.

Dumping bullshit into a software commons isn’t very polite either.

Same. I used to watch Futurama a lot and I usually found it amusing, but I never made any audible noises of enjoyment.

There’s also http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ and https://bestmotherfucking.website/

The screenshot is from the PCGamer article

And then speaks to one girl and promptly falls in love with her.

There seem to be very few people who are willing and able to properly organise large-scale re-enactment events. In my country, like half of the scene is dependant on one guy who more-or-less makes a living of organising events.

I think you made a good choice. I recently bought a Lenovo LOQ 17IRX10 at MSRP and I’m very happy with it. Before this I used a Lenovo Legion 5 17ITH6 for four years, and I only replaced it because Windows 10 is going EOL and I didn´t want to bother with switching to Linux on a dualboot.

I booted into Windows 11 a few times to check whether everything was working well, and that really cemented my decision to just wipe the whole thing and install Linux Mint. It was slow and cumbersome and I kept getting ads from either Microsoft or some preinstalled software. Switching to Linux didn´t go as smoothly as people sometimes suggested it would (but that’s probably because I wanted to create a very specific setup), but now everything works very fast and it’s just really nice and quiet.

I just bought a LOQ and put Linux Mint on it. It’s a much more pleasant experience than the few times I booted into Windows 11.