How? Mine have worked fine. At least until today when part of the plastic snapped but they are over 5 years old. Going to try glue it tomorrow.

May look for a replacement sometime, always used wired so far.

People ate brown rice back in the day, and people wonder why butt cancer rates are skyrocketing now that everything has had the fiber removed. Eat fiber!

I have a regular bike because it is even cheaper to run than an ebike. What distro should we use?

Untaxed, unregistered, unlicensed, uninsured. Do all the maintenance myself.

Got a recipe book for the British working class that was written in the 1800s, even that has curry in it.

We like carbs which are often brown and make for a good hangover food. Not sure about goo though?

I’ll spend my money on the few great exceptions then, rather than the mediocre slop.

Why should I care? I didn’t tell them to hire 400 people to make some generic mass market slop. I won’t even bother to pirate it.

I never justified it. Cheaper indie games have always been here.

I leave the building and go for a walk by the river. Usually watch the ducks for a bit.

My garden is far too small to be able to do archery in it sadly. Plus with a path behind it could result in killing someone. Maybe at a push I could manage a dart board somewhere.

We often joke about making our cat a scarf from all the fur he sheds

If you are willing to spin the yarn you could probably just get some wool from a farmer for very cheap/free. Its almost worthless.

Then I will start to make my own cordage from nettles. The worse these companies become, the more I will return to monke.

“everything you care about” - Time to change hobbies and care about things that don’t have RAM then.

train enthusiasts

Well then name a better method of transporting a massive number of people away from a stadium without just reinventing the train.

You will get to hear about him more when they release their new anthem, Charlie-Kirk-Lied

Why use YouTube when you can make and customise your own? I know someone sent me one a while ago that looked pretty good, just googled and found this one that is open source. https://moodist.mvze.net/

Not sure if there are better ones, might be something to look into.

They list both, and the developers have direct control over the forum. Less over reviews but you can report them if they are inappropriate.

Moderate your own forum, honestly its kinda based of Valve to be as hands off as they are. You set your own guidelines rather than having Valve force their own on you. It makes sense too given the variety of games on Steam.

I would struggle to find 2 I actually want, but £250 is about what I spent on steam last year, mix of about 15 games and a few expansions. So I guess a bit more money in total but way more games by getting cheaper ones. Looking back there are a few that were probably not really worth buying but perhaps if they get updated in future I might get some more time out of them.

Best advice for myself to follow to avoid disappointments in future I think would be to avoid games near release if I have not enjoyed a similar game from that dev in the past. Sequels to games I enjoyed are consistently good buys, but if its new that has the highest disappointment rate.