Falcom spoiled me forever by offering a startup option to continue from last save that skips all the logos, intros, etc.

Turtrucken

… What’s git merge look like?

The one about sitting posture is fun, too.

Each container sk8s right off the deck.

Eddie Valient’s road lines into a wall trick was prescient, too.

Lol, I’m surprised it only took two days.

Just me or is the single speech bubble loop in the 4th panel weird?

I’m having luck with floor sitting as well, though that’s might not work as well if you’re stuck in an office.

Now find the missing semicolon I won’t tell you where it should be.

It often also takes the ability to tease out what things the code is connected to and organizing that information in ways that are useful for making changes without breaking everything.

Never is.

How often are you reinstalling your OS? Maybe that’s where your frustration should go.

solving puzzle after puzzle

That about sums it up for me. Figuring something out lets out the good brain chems. The opposite sucks, though, getting stuck on something, especially when it’s something small that I was just too tunnel visioned to see.

Vizio.

And it won’t stay on the selected input. No signal? Gotta go back to the screen with ads.

I inherited ansible that always used maps instead of lists and it drove me up the wall. Still untangling that.

I, too, like sites that have things like videos for adults.

It works in Morrowind. When you go to do the main quest, the guy in Balmora says you look like a scrub and to come back when you’re not so green. Oblivion immediately tells you to take the amulet somewhere. Skyrim requires main quest progression for a few things like the civil war.

It’s not the games they’re talking about.