I spent a mostly uneventful morning sailing the high seas in Sea of Thieves. It was nice.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Bee-holder. I giggled out loud, which is rare.

Could have a been quite a wild ride with that crack addict!

Spigen all the way from my Samsung S2 to my current S24. Solid.

And AI+ in the title, which is pretty much an immediate no from me these days.

I’m not a noobie to the high seas, but I’ve never had issues getting all of the new TV shows and movies we watch from public trackers.

What are the actual benefits to closed groups like these?

It’s a shitpost. You may want to check your expectations.

That 100% makes sense. I also use their plastic carrier as a safe space with the door removed. Sorry for seeming so outraged from the start!

You keep your cat in a cage??

Wet ass pigeon.

When I know I’m travelling, I always download a few select movies and the next few episodes of whatever we’re currently watching to my devices.

Plex allows me to download using my PlexPass. My family/everyone else that uses my server download the media they want via my JellyFin server (serving the same media as my Plex server).

Boot with a Linux live CD, and then delete Windows. I agree.

I’d just like to express my appreciation for allowing me to add “gigantic ambulatory drain clog” to my vocabulary.

That ocean depth chart got me good.

Could be over pretty quick if the bully would fuck off back home and leave Ukraine alone.

Such a great game with friends. I also don’t mind roaming the seas in the morning with a coffee before the family wakes up!

Linux mint is a very good example of this approach and I would be very surprised if it was implemented in a way that would be more effective than the alternative.

So much of my youth spent (wasted, my parents would say) on BHD, and then Joint Ops!!!

Follow up. I was still able to purchase DF1, 2, LW, and TFD from Steam as a pack for 21 CAD. Playing now via Proton. I do not think they have been removed unless it’s a regional issue.