I wonder if Taylor will at some point get an account on bluesky.

Brotato, hocus pocus.

Yeah but that has seasoning and broth and shit. But just the juice from ground up mushrooms seeped in water? Nah for me.

Syncthing.org is a fun and useful tool that works over local wifi.

I’m gonna share this with my wife in the hopes she decides to bake it!

Mushroom juice? Gag.

One way or another they’ll be whacking (shuttle)cocks!

Oh that sucks.

https://plebbitapp.eth.limo/

It’s a ghost town so not really fun/useful.

Yeah decaf is just as tasty as regular. I have at least a cup of decaf everyday in the evening.

I’m assuming the person in the picture is a prominent archer?

Gnu Guix is working on HURD integration.

That’s badass!

I the portability of the steamdeck. Years ago I had a desktop gaming PC that over time I used less and less because the lass thing I wanted to do after sitting at a desk all day was to sit at a desk some more.

I bring my deck with me when I travel for work, go on vacation, when my wife and I spend the afternoon at my parents. I’ll even bring it with me if I have to bring my car to the shop and I have to wait. I play games in my recliner, and in bed. I’ve never been a frame rate snob so the steamdeck suits me just fine.

The Inverted Frontier series by Linda Nagata is sort of what you’re looking for. It’s not hard sci-fi, but it has a strong emphasis on organic computation. Books so far in the series are: Edges, Silver, Needle, and Blade.

There’s a three book prequel series, The Nanotech Succession as well. It’s not required to read it before The inverted frontier but it’s quite good so I would if I were you.

And rage at the dj when they would talk over the song intro.

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Commodore 128, I was ~10 when we got it

I assume my dad got it at a computer store.

I used it to play games and check my math homework. I thought it was cool af.

I love love love my steamdeck! It re-invigorated my gaming! Currently loving Brotato.