“literally unusable” is a common tech meme about people blowing tiny bugs out of proportion. You see it pretty commonly in video game discussions (like “literally unplayable”) when there’s tiny amounts of texture clipping or text alignment is barely off.

Good addictions, though? Set yourself up for success, get a few of those.

This is what I tell myself every time I find out the hard way what documented parts of Visual Basic didn’t make it into VBScript.

Nope! You don’t have to pay a cent to the Catholic Church to receive communion.

One author did this, but as a rebuttal to several 1-star reviews claiming he lied in the book. He made it a 1 star review so it would show up on the same page as the people he was arguing against.

Here’s the article. According to the story, there were two people panhandling and using drugs; they were asked to leave. One threw a rock at the employee’s car window, shattering it, and then threatened to shoot him. The video also says the person was shot because he lunged at the employee. I hope the truth comes out and the situation is handled appropriately.

I mean, capitalism is silent on the matter as well.

North Korea: Such a great nation, there’s no need or ability to ever leave.

Fedora on the other side of the world and the other day is a good time to go to the gym.

I’m 99% sure that they’re joking.

This reminds me of that chart showing gun deaths over a few years that showed the line going down the more deaths there were. That made sense graphically, they colored it in to look like blood dripping down, but this is just dumb.

How long will this farce go on?

You should have named this “BECAUSE THIS IS A TEXT POST YOU WILL NOT READ IT” and put a heartfelt journal entry in here.

You think you do, but you don’t.

I have an idea for a debate. These two go to a golf course determined by a neutral third party (like, I dunno, make the Libertarian party agree on something for once in their lives) for a 9 hole game (18 holes probably wouldn’t work in the TikTok world). Eight topics, and then a concluding statement. On the first hole, they make their introductory statements between shots. They start with the same amount of time, but after that, they get more time to articulate their points based on how well they did on the last hole. After all the golfing is done, that’s when they deliver their concluding statements, again getting time based on how well they did.

Let’s settle the question of who the better golfer is once and for all.

And we’ll all float on agai-ain

And we’ll all float on again

And we’ll all float on agai-ain

And we’ll all float on anyway, well

I’ve only ever played tabletop games in a VTT, but I can get that. There’s not much like interacting in person. Still, VTTs do a fair amount of the heavy lifting for me, like tracking who’s inside my Bless aura.

I played Starfinder once, and my GM called it “The Starfinder Disaster” because people kept joining for only a session or two before quitting. I’m looking forward to the remaster, though.

I am in friggin love with Pathfinder 2e right now. I love how flexible the system is and yet how solid it feels. Problem is I have few people to talk to about it, because it’s basically seen as Dungeons and Dragons for people who hate the company behind Dungeons and Dragons.