Still Rocket League. Can't shake it for some quick challenges in ~10 minute increments. I really wish I could either switch over to some SCUMMVM retro stuff, or a semi-casual fantasy adventure, but in ~10 minute doses.

I've considered Witcher 3, but it looks too time-intensive for a busy dad. I'm hoping for something that might need a few hours to get started, but then you can pick up & make actual progress in under 15 minutes.

Anyone have recommendations?

Effective honeypot

Talk about testing in production...

I was the proud, frustrated owner of one of these beauties

I was thinking Pearl Jam's Jeremy

I always get the opposite:

• playing ranked matches in Rocket League
• watch your mates hand off the ball to the opponents all game
• lose 8-1 & requeue
• same jokers now on other side
• sick mechanics & flawless play
• lose 8-1 & rage quit

You don't think it's me, do you? 😂

Do you use the Imagus browser extension? I use it, and it gives this red wheel in Plex when I give over the movie posters. I believe it's because it can't look up the full-size image from a Plex server (without the token).

To get rid of the red/pink circle, maybe try pressing the control key while you move your mouse around the page. I think that's the "temporarily disable" hotkey for Imagus.

I get it now!

Now, when he's on the earnings call, the investors will hear "X users", every time he says ex-users.

I've heard he's smart, but that's "solar-powered flashlight" smart.

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It seems to be adequately grounded, but if the water isn't coming out hot, you might need to reverse the polarity of your shower head.

/s, just in case

I had fun trying to place the newest item in the photo... I'm guessing it's the Switch lite or the laptop stand.

Ed: I just realized that might not be a Switch, but maybe an ODROID Go Ultra? Cool!

Maybe I don't see the value in federation purely for federation's sake, since things like Wikipedia still accept edits from all users, aren't charging for usage (yet), etc.

But, I'd love to make sure that Wikipedia sticks around for a while, so while I'm a monthly donor, I'd also love to hear ideas for distributing it to prevent a single point of failure. To my feeble understanding, this sounds like a perfect use for Blockchain, but correct me if I'm wrong.

Also, first Lemmy comment, yay!