Thank you! If you like making stories in your head, try playing Kenshi. It’s a marvel of silent lorebuilding.

I don’t quite remember that ending. I thought it was about a goody-bible guy doing his very best in a bad situation

All you need to know about me: I have two telescopes and I live alone.

Length of post + laughing at vocabulary =/= laughing at article

…listenhereyoulittleshitillhaveyouknowthatiwastopofmyclassinmyarmyunitand

This is indeed a comment alright

Lifted from an old comment of mine:

Also, this was one of the most forlorn pocket worlds I’d ever played through.

The fortress of dwarves I had previously made, succumbed to a necromancer and I had to kill each and every one of them with my adventurer.

He was but a lowly human peasant (with legendary skills), accompanied by a human goddess who rode on the back of a giant hunting cave swallow. She was struck down early on in the game by one of my very own zombified dwarves.

I tried to resurrect her using every cheat I knew, but nothing worked. Angry at the world, I set off alone into the savagery and killed each zombified creature I saw, ignoring the irony of having to frequently resurrect myself in order to do so.

In one skirmish I was completely overwhelmed by goblins, and to my surprise the long forgotten cave swallow belonging to my beloved goddess swooped out of nowhere and tried to help me, but ultimately succumbed to their savagery, though buying me enough time to flee. Even in death, she continued to watch over me.

I craved social interaction, and roamed the world looking for any site that had friendly inhabitants, but discovering only ruin after ruin, leaving me to wander solo through forest retreats, lairs, and fortresses, in a very melancholy fashion.

After a while, I had finally explored the entire map and decided to head back to where I started. I went back to the bloodied battlefield where my companion goddess was overwhelmed all those moons ago, and gathered her remains into my backpack. Together we headed upstream into the mountains, following the river all the way up.

There I buried her atop a mountain meadow, where keas bounded freely. I placed a little wooden statue as a burial marker next to her site, and then built a little house next to it. I furnished it with a bed, a table, a few cabinets and an armor rack. I hung up my weapons and stored away all my other worldly possessions, and finally - feeling at peace with the world - laid in my bed and willingly gave into starvation.

I am a loaf on the wand, what how I soak

I suspect her role in the military wasn’t what most viewers picture when someone says that.

She proved that under duress, she cannot keep her feelings under control. Compared to the others who were not trained by the military, she was a child.

I think the priest thing could’ve been interesting, but it never really came up.
I strongly suspect the producers were counting on the new “seer” thing not being immediately used to find the only traitor left. Because it totally torpedoed the end.

Yeah - to be fair the producers, they did try to make it interesting but luck was not on their side

Cron jobs that generate metrics for specific systems and dump them for the text file collector

Details please

High stakes life-poker stuff, huh

The only thing that comes immediately to mind is The Promised Neverland. It does get a bit gory at times, but there is lot of chess-like mind games happening in the background.

Perfect

Fine, then push to dev and make a PR, urging your line manager to merge it quickly without review since it’s a small hotfix

Yes it does! That handled the beep volume (albeit it’s still loud on its lowest setting, but a marked improvement)
The door is still an issue, but this is already a huge QoL upgrade

Thank you good sir!

You need to do binary search. Comment out all lines in the IDE, save, push to master, and then close the laptop

Hell yeah

Bosch Serie 4

I feel that if I should wish to flood my kitchen, I should have that choice.

can’t be turned off

I’m looking at the manual and there’s nothing about programming it. It’s all just knobs and buttons

It sounds like most people who are really into superhero comics, then start to question the whole “let these elites fight for their brand of justice without the consent of anyone else” and then you wonder what your principles are.

Mine currently swing between “huh, maybe elites with a good code of conduct is a net win” and “huh, maybe anarchy is ideal form of state”.

Starring this comment.