I tried to describe Dark Cloud 2, but the shitty version was almost identical to the actual version.
That game is literally full of fuck.
BIG LEGOS BLOCKS!!!!!!!!!!!
everyone dies and i cried at the end
psychic children beat up robots and grumpy pedestrians
wait that still sounds pretty awesome
space marine lands on a big gun and fights aliens and zombies
Toddler dressed in a green bathrobe fights evil with a potato flute and the power of love.
(Source: effyeahpegasister)
Trying out some Archbang, seeing if I can manage to not break ALSA and IWL this time. Oh, its on a virtual machine, nevermind.
Aha, I remember why I still have a facebook account
Watch out for these guys…
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>Why are you using Linux, instead of a more mainstream OS like Windows or OS X?
I use both Windows and various distributions of GNU/Linux. The short answer would be that I’m just more familiar with a Linux system. I noticed a long time ago that the way it’s set-up and organized is a lot more logical (or at least closer to my own logic) than Windows.
>Do you not need compatibility with all the important programs?
No. I don’t. Most of the “important programs” have great alternatives and are themselves, too flawed to actually pay for/fund. I don’t game that much anyway so there goes that. The only exception would be Photoshop, which I do run on my Windows desktop.
>Do you not need a system that is tested and QA’ed properly by paid professionals?
Paid professionals are not nearly as reliable as people that share certain problems, and come together on forums and wikias to solve them. You typically only have to do a couple google searches and most popular distributions have great documentation from the start.
Basically, in all of my “computing” I’ve run into just as many problems in Linux as I have in Windows, it’s just a lot easier to understand and work and a lot less frustrating.
Play guitar for like two minutes, fingers smell terrible for the rest of the night.
But he’s so happy!
25 Dollar ticket for not wearing a seat-belt.
America.
