Yup, they’ll get right on that once they get finished closing up Guantanamo.

Doesn’t it make you feel better?

Zombie computes.

Sounds like you are trying to use the “force compatibility” option inside of Steam? I switched out to Linux a few weeks ago. Installed Steam, initially thought I had to tell it what version of Proton to use for each game. Found that I was better off ignoring it, not using any forced compatibility option, and let Steam figure it out. My games run with very few issues that way. I just make sure I have the latest nvidia drivers, which it appears you do. Hope you get it running.

My wife, at home applying for work: “I need to find a job!”

Me driving home from work today: “I’d rather be mangled in a car wreck than have to go back tomorrow!”

Have Orca installed, and it started up. Now I either have to figure out copying over all my configuration files, if that’s an option, or rebuild everything manually. After tuning my printer settings and filaments over 2 years, would be a lot to redo.

It’s running great now, played a couple hours this afternoon. Only problem I had was a connection loss with the game server once. That could be anything, not unusual. Otherwise runs really smoothly.

I started the switch over last night. Installed Kubuntu on a spare external ssd. Got Steam installed, figured out how to select the drivers I needed for my nvidia gpu. Even got remote desktop access to the game server I’m running. Linux has amazing capabilities built in, I’m impressed. Took some work to get Enshrouded running on Steam this afternoon (probably not the best game to start off with, it’s problematic) but after a good bit of trying different options it started up. If I can get Orca running for my 3d printer, there really isn’t much I’m going to miss from Windows.

The love nub

Are your oven’s thermometer and kitchen scale within their calibration due dates? Is that timer NIST traceable? The measuring cups ARE Class A glassware, aren’t they? Please, at least tell me you’re getting your ingredients from certified suppliers… No, the spices from the dollar store down the road are most definitely NOT on the approved list, no matter how cheap they were! Dear Lord, how are you going to blame the recipies when your kitchen is still operating in the Dark Ages?

So this lady is just looking for a bigger, better vibrator? Might solve a few problems…

Didn’t think about a mare’s leg. Would be lighter and more compact. Never shot one, would be fun to try out.

I’d take a good lever gun personally. If you could find a used Marlin or Henry in something like 30-30, you would have enough power to deal with most anything you need to shoot. One of the carbines in 44 Rem Mag or 357 would also work well closer up, and give you a few more rounds. Check family owned gun shops or pawn shops in your area. Unless you plan on hunting longer ranges, you wouldn’t need to put on a scope. Skinner has nice large aperture peep sights you can put on the back. They’re fast and easy to sight with, and durable so you don’t need to worry if the rifle gets knocked around while hiking.

Exactly what I thought when I saw the pic. Dude’s definitely gonna drop it before he gets 20 steps.

Having to promote it as “rape oil” would be a marketing department’s nightmare.

Drink of the Riptide Rush, and be healed!

I like the look, but at $600 per 25lb bag (enough for 1/3 acre) I’ll have to look at other options. I know my local feed and seed sells clover, which is part of the fleur mix, and it wouldn’t be that expensive. My yard really could use another seeding of white clover, which was the only one that did well with our clay soil.

Yes, good science is repeatable and reproducible. Go forth and expand our knowledge.

Worked for a while at a company that created natural flavor extracts. A couple people worked with a client coming up with new flavored alcohols. On Friday afternoons they would make up small mixed drinks for people to try out and get opinions.

Looks like he’s laying next to a giant Tollhouse cookie.