Wasn’t this basically the plot to Michael Crichton’s novel Timeline?

I’ve run across Ubuntu in the wild once and I don’t work in tech - I was in Target and one of the self checkout machines was Ubuntu having a kernel panic.

I agree with everyone else saying this is probably an Alyx sequel for the Deckard headset they’re developing…

But if it’s legit HL3 it’ll be hilarious if they announce it on April 1st.

There’s actually an iPho restaurant in the Twin Cities. No clue if it’s any good, but the name is fun.

Or you could figure out how to use Wiimotes or Joycons on Dolphin - I’ve done enough searching to know it’s possible, but not enough to tell you how.

I’m honestly astonished they don’t require payment info on file to collect them by this point - initially it’s a way to bribe people into making an account, and now they could bribe a bunch of people into giving payment info and lowering one more barrier to actually buying from them.

Heroic is also on Windows and Mac. It works with GOG too so that’s one less launcher necessary.

I didn’t until I started using a VPN.

I’ve never seen captchas like that before, I wonder what kinda weird shit the next generation of captchas will be once we’ve trained the machines to solve these?

Sled Storm. I picked it up again recently and it’s still a lot of fun. The racing is competent but probably nothing exceptional, although apparently it was one of the first snowmobile racing games so maybe it doesn’t belong on this list? The tracks aren’t super open, they’re more like Mario Kart tracks with shortcuts which my family always liked, you couldn’t really get lost. I played so much couch co-op with my family in that game.

10/10 soundtrack though, it introduced me to Rob Zombie’s music as a kid. (Funny story, the only Rob Zombie film I’ve ever seen was the Devil’s Rejects in a Waffle House in rural Florida at 3am on an employees’ shitty laptop.)

No, because eyeballs are meat grapes.

Yup.

Less glare was nice, but the main goal was getting rid of my afternoon headaches.

Just going to be the one to say it…

Ew, HP.

I thought it went into early access a few years ago?

Yeah, it’s got a steam release date of 2021 and it’s still in early access. That said, I also bought it early this year or late last year and have played a lot of it too.

(IDK where I’m going with this other than to say that anyone with even a passing interest in the genre should get Timberborn, it’s fantastic and just getting better.)

Someone tag the vegan atheist Lemming who uses Arch, btw.

Nah, I actually really liked bunsenlabs when I tried running it live, so I’m going to install that, at least for a bit. I might try a different DE with Debian, XFCE was fine but not amazing.