Hey cool, someone else also uses Voyager in dark mode on iOS! 😎

That’s the Hollywood Video floor carpet.

Source : a former video rental store worker

So if I’ve got a fairly new Intel CPU, an ASUS ProArt motherboard with an onboard wifi chip, 1 x 10 gigabit ethernet port and 1 x 2.5 gigabit ethernet port, a 3090Ti, a scarlett 2i2 gen3 for audio input/output, an 8BitDo and an old Xbox 360 USB wired controller, 1 expansion card I used to expand the front IO of my desktop tower, and older esoteric software I refuse to update b/c of their switch to subscription - like for example - Propellerhead Reason 10 and an old M-Audio 49e USB MIDI keyboard I refuse to replace, I should be ok?

These are all the things I’m stupidly afraid to lose with a switch to Linux.

There’s a few pieces of software I need working reliably (and a couple I WANT to have… but am assuming will just break) for me to make the jump… I’m just basically in a holding pattern until the day comes where I’m forced to.

I’ve already got a secondary desktop w/ Bazzite on it, and the Gigabyte motherboard’s on-board sound card doesn’t seem to work (got around it w/ a Scarlett IO USB box…), so I’m kinda worried about what all will break that I’m not planning for.

Then like all things bought by Adobe… it became complete shit.

Electricity? Cost of just the ship as it operates?

Literally just a game of “telephone” in software form.

Arc Raiders and Helldivers 2.

Also was surprised at how much I enjoyed goofing around over the past year or 2 in Fortnite with my good friends… ended up being a semi-weekly poker night type thing with people I don’t live anywhere close to anymore.

Sleepytime makes me cry every time. The symbolism surrounding concepts of growing up, facing the future (or current) death of one’s mom / parent… the simple joys and quiet moments between parents and their kids and the orchestral arrangement and performance of Gustav Holt’s masterpiece classic suite “Planets” is a moment of devastatingly bittersweet television perfection captured in a 7-minute episode of a children’s cartoon.