I can confirm for you that I-81 is only 65 but you can drive 75 without having to worry about getting pulled over.
I can confirm for you that I-81 is only 65 but you can drive 75 without having to worry about getting pulled over.
Can confirm. Class of 2000. 42 years old.
Yeah, by Randall. Years and years ago he had them on his website. My wife got it for me.
I have a framed and signed copy of this one on my wall.
Still rocking a 1080. I don’t see a big enough reason to upgrade yet. I mostly play PC games on my steam deck anyways. I thought starfield was going to give me a reason. Cyberpunk before that. I’m finally playing cyberpunk but the advanced haptics on PS5 sold me on going that route over my PC.
We had a GE that had the heat pump die after a couple years. Now our AO Smith will randomly not have hot water some mornings with no error codes. I am all for heat pumps, I am just not enjoying being a beta tester. I’d like to replace my gas furnace with a heat pump but my previous experiences make me nervous. Hopefully in a few years they will be rock solid reliable.
The puke right in her guacamole bowl really put the story over the top for me.
Dome Keeper - Picked it up over the weekend and played it a ton on my steam deck. The replay value is pretty high for me at the moment. I haven’t explored everything it has to offer yet.
I’ve been waiting for it to come out and it just got pushed to my phone today. This is my first comment on Lemmy! Woo! So far it’s feeling pretty seamless.
For C++ I found the clangd plugin to be the secret. Just install that and get your build to output a compile_commands.json in your build folder. That is easy to do with cmake but most other setups can do it too. The plugin will find that after a clean build. Then it will magically index your whole project.