My late void used to sleep on my bed and snore. Often the sound would get picked up on my laptop’s microphone and coworkers in meetings would ask what that sound was.

Still pretty impressive for an owl.

I think it just takes up to a few hours for changes to propagate to all the DNS servers.

My first smartphone was the LG Optimus G. It had a textured pattern on the back that made my other phones look plain by comparison.

I remember that. My dad would get bags of them and put them in the freezer. I eventually got so sick of eating those shitty burgers.

My one hand held some honey-roasted peanuts, my other hand held some dry cat food. Guess which one went into my mouth.

I’ve been liking MX Linux.

The PS2 version of Shadow of the Colossus still looks great to me.

I don’t downvote (At least not intentionally, but if I fall asleep while holding my there can be some accidental taps). Even if something seems somewhat offensive to me.

On the other hand, I don’t upvote as much as I think I should.

Well, it’s still is a little bit frightening, you gotta give me that.

Damn. Everybody really is kung-fu fighting.

I like apt, but I what I love about GUI package managers like Discover is that I can browse software, read descriptions, and even view some screenshots before deciding if I want to install something.

Perhaps my use case isn’t typical, but I love just browsing, and I haven’t seen many package managers that allow that (with screenshots, at least).

Same reason I’ve been on an emulation binge with NES-era games recently.

I think I’d have to say La-Mulana.

Lemmy Court sounds like a fun community idea.

Whose shit do I need to eat to feel like a normal person?

And that severed arm is giving you the thumbs-up gesture.

I didn’t look into it much as I was busy with something unrelated. I just suddenly started getting a bunch of error reports from an app we have running on Compute Engine.

Meh, I don’t use Lemmy on my work computer.

Normally I’m the same way, but some of the songs on this show are good enough to justify it for me.