Mine is a 3500U, which is pretty great for what I paid for it.

Thanks for the recommendation!

And yeah, I’m enjoying it, and it feels somewhat similar to Manifold Garden, which I also highly recommend.

Nice!

Mine probably can’t run Skyrim, but I’m surprised what my 8yo laptop w/ a Ryzen APU can still run.

I just started Tunic and Antichamber. So far I’m enjoying them. I have a family trip coming up, so I might not get a ton of time to play, but we’ll see.

I’ve also been playing FF7 (kids are into Magic: the Gathering and wanted to know more about the FF set) and Tears of the Kingdom for the first time with my kids watching. They often play games after watching me play through, so one is playing Breath of the Wild and the other Link’s Awakening, so I’m kind of helping them with those too.

Is it going to be online only like the other one?

1&2 got offline mode for Steam Deck, but not for regular PCs, which is really weird. Are they going to pull the same nonsense on this one too?

I haven’t picked up 1&2 specifically because of that restriction, though I’d really like to play it.

Yup. I’m not a fan of pewdiepie and most popular streamers, but I do appreciate his advocacy for Linux.

Yeah, idk. I’m guessing it’s one of those cases where he started solo, then Disney noticed and paid him to publish w/ them.

It’s also from 6 years ago…

Sure, Disney acts as a publisher, but I think it would be naive to think that they don’t direct the content of those books. Likewise, I imagine they use a lot of Disney outsiders for their movies as well as part of the production process. At the end of the day, it doesn’t exactly matter whether it’s Disney staffers doing the writing or someone on the outside, it’s being published under the Disney brand.

I will always approve of adding garlic. 😀

Thanks for the recipe!

Oddly, the decibels go up the further from home an American is, so I’d need current position to do the math.

Isn’t it supposed to be pronounced “YOUR-uh-nuss”? I get that people will prefer the childish pronunciation, but the one I listed is preferred by scientists, so it’s not an issue there.

Yup, the average American certainly is 200kg. 😀

As an American, that’s a normal small size of mayo. Most of our “regular” sizes are almost double that, this is about the size of those smaller squeeze bottles:

Nah, the ounce is a unit of weight and volume. 55 gallons = 7040 fl oz ~= 7040 oz ~= 440 lbs = 200kg.

Aren’t American units great? Here’s a nice converter for various things, including mayo, which is ~0.94 oz per fl oz. But generally speaking, a fluid ounce is roughly the same as a weight ounce, kind of like how a milliliter is roughly the same as a gram (exactly equal for water, while a fluid ounce isn’t exactly equal to a weight ounce for water).

Cool! My SO played it a bit, then got tired of it. Maybe I’ll give it a spin!

Yup, a gallon is about 3.75 times the size of a liter, or multiply by 4 and round down.

55 gallons is about the size of the average American, or something in the neighborhood of 200kg.

That seems kind of expensive. The Costco 64oz variety is often on sale for <$10.

Definitely a local thing, I’ve never heard of it, and I’m a born and raised bowl licker.