Just today, I was using windows on my laptop, playing a game made for windows, Black Ops. And it crashes every time I boot up the Call of the Dead. On linux, while it does stutter on that map depending on where i am, I can still play it surprisingly. Its very strange.

I will attempt to try the permissions solution, i will keep you all updated if it works.

I will check permissions when I get the chance, thanks!

I have been playing Xcom Long War and streaming it to my friends so they can watch themselves die horribly.

I cant believe im actually supporting the sentence “buy a mac” but its far far better than what ever microsoft is doing, and if you arent computer literate enough to install linux, its a decent alternative to windows.

Hows ps4 emulation these days btw?

Wow, AI really will kill us, just not in the way anyone imagined

Curse you for reminding me of my childhood.

Truly the Bethesda of operating systems.

Me, still using youtube-mp3 website

Its not about money. It’s about power and control. Corpos only care about one thing, and thats power. What good is money if you can’t use it to lord over someone?

Boy! Glad i dont use chrome!

I dont even mind ads when its like one minute for 20 minutes of footage. Pluto TV is free to use and has commercial breaks but they never really bother me because they aren’t that annoying and i get a lot of MST3K before I watch them. Youtube ad are cancer in comparison.

I used to live in Michigan. My family had a farm, nearest city was like 30 miles away, and it wasnt even a large city. I could see the stars and occasional nebula. I remember one winter, my family even saw the Northern Lights. It was magical.

Now I live in Tennessee, in a suburb. I’m lucky if I see a few stars at night. I hate it. I miss the night sky.

I like portal 1 quite a bit more than portal 2. Portal 1 felt like this dark mystery with occasional bits of humor. It felt very connected to Half Life, not necessarily in story, but definitely in atmosphere. Portal 2 was missing a lot of that. It oddly felt less lonely than Portal 1, and was missing a lot of that Half Life atmosphere.

Additionally I love the implications that Portal 1 has if you play Half Life. Outside is absolute hell, and you don’t know if you’d rather be outside the facility or inside it.

I am the man who arranges the blocks.

Re4 remake. I really love Resident Evil, but I haven’t set up the time to get immersed in it and experience it.