And yet another portable console with a 1080p display…When will they learn?

Anon be working at a Turkish hotel

Thanks for the link! It was a fantastic read.

Entering for Nier:Automata. Thanks for doing this

The thing about dogs is that they don’t damage you by puncturing. They try to grab onto your body parts and tear your flesh out by moving their head furiously. In that regard PSI can be a useful metric as it describes how hard it will be to open their jaws.

What a gem! Definetely one of their finest works.

Your story sounds interesting. I never even thought about learning the underlying science. How do you even find this information?

Dad: we will not get a camel

Children: bring home a camel

Dad and the camel:

Okay, this is excellent. Truly a masterpiece of our time.

Unable to forgive your scarlet letterman

Hello! Do you have a remote estimate of the amount of photos you’re planning to include in the slideshow? I would have personally used an s3 cloud solution for something like this. AWS, as far as I know, has a free tier which is limited to 5gb, but even if you exceed that, the prices are pretty liberal, especially for smaller applications and you only pay for what you actually use (storage + request) so I advise you to atleast have a look. You can get an estimate of what you’ll pay here. P.S. I am not a native speaker, so sorry for bad grammar :)

Looks like Haskell to me

I own a zenbook with an OLED display and it runs just fine. Battery life is good too.

It all depends on games you play. Talking about singleplayer: a good mount of games run natively and those which don’t usually can be played with Proton. Valve did a great job and nowadays you can run almost anything (although once in a while a little bit of tinkering is required). The only problem that you can stumble upon is unticheat. Basically just check if your favourite games are playable or not here and than decide whether linux gaming is for you.

For someone looking to learn js. This is probably the best way to start.

Love it! I’ve always been a fan of ASCII diagrams but they are extreme ly rare to come by (especially in real production code where they are virtually nonexistent). How often do you use them and for what purposes?