Divinity: Original Sin 2. I played co-op with my wife. The first time, we got most of the way through act 2 before visiting family over the holidays. More recently (starting a fresh game), we made it much closer to the end, finishing several characters’ personal quest lines, before yet another holiday interrupted our game.

Each time, we just never really felt like picking it back up. Maybe we’ll get back to our “current” game at some point. Otherwise, I suppose I’ll play it solo at some point. Of course, that’s how this run started – she just saw me playing and wanted to play again.

Oh man, my whole desktop experience used to be themed. I would spend hours finding the perfect skins.

“Oh shit, it’s Mr. Creosote.”

NES. Zelda, Mario, Final Fantasy, Metal Gear (kind of), Dragon Quest, etc.; it was the beginning of many great franchises.

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If I made bricks out of all the poop I ever pooped out, and built a 6 ft high wall out of the bricks, how long could I make that wall?

Isn’t he that guy with the “tech tips”?

“Coping” is all we can do. We’re too dispersed and divided to make protests much of an option. We’ve got militarized and trigger-happy police, so rioting isn’t much of an option. A large percentage of the population is living paycheck to paycheck, so strikes aren’t much of an option.

We’re screwed, but hey, the world is dying, so we won’t have to worry about it for long.

Yeah, that’s a hard pass from me.

Induction stove. Its responsiveness and power are incomparable to electric or gas. I’m never going back.

Alternatively, my Steam Deck. I use it practically every day. A gaming PC that I can take anywhere has always been my dream, and it absolutely delivers.

Sync.

You’re down with the Gitness?

Because I never particularly liked the alternatives.

So, I’m getting the distinct impression that I should not attempt a switch to Linux while I have an NVIDIA graphics card. Is that an accurate assessment?