You have to admit it was a sweet, sweet moment.
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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!
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Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I was surprised when people said they thought I was my (oldest) niece or look like her in one of my pics, but I see a lot of her and my mom in some of my pictures.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
But there was opera in France in the 1600s..... ok that's the 17th century....but there is a 16 in it
I thought she said...
"Bad dog!"
Now we know what interests bears.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
And my transmission fluid now looks red. Still not very red, but you can at least tell it's red.
I'm still debating if I want to get a drain valve for the oil or not. I think I'd rather take the money and try that grounding voltage regulator thingy. The drain valve isn't going to save that much of a mess or work.
I'm still debating if I want to get a drain valve for the oil or not. I think I'd rather take the money and try that grounding voltage regulator thingy. The drain valve isn't going to save that much of a mess or work.
What blood type is it?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I assume whatever dinosaurs had.
Oh, type D.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I'm worn out!
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I have come to realize, I picked what is absolutely the absolute worst time possible to ever start building a computer.
I think my car needs a strut and sway bar, anyways. It's handling isn't really all that great. And as much of a difference as the changing the rear shocks made, it has my wanting to change the front ones.
I am loving having a car that just goes. With some better handling it will do it's name exceptionally well and perhaps among the best for being specifically called an "Urban Cruiser" (in some other countries).
The blind spot mirrors are still among the best things I've done for my car, and I highly recommend all drivers use them.
I think my car needs a strut and sway bar, anyways. It's handling isn't really all that great. And as much of a difference as the changing the rear shocks made, it has my wanting to change the front ones.
I am loving having a car that just goes. With some better handling it will do it's name exceptionally well and perhaps among the best for being specifically called an "Urban Cruiser" (in some other countries).
The blind spot mirrors are still among the best things I've done for my car, and I highly recommend all drivers use them.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
Honestly, if my advice is worth anything, you may want to just consider the 512GB Steam Deck that comes out in December. Some people even smarter than me broke down some things regarding it that was useful info. As a result, I'm becoming more trusting that this device may be good. I previously said that it would be about as good as a Ryzen 3400G APU desktop. Nothing has really changed that statement completely, but some smart people were able to pull some more info on the tech. It has 88GB/second bandwidth and Raytracing compatibility. It may be alright. It's probably a little faster than a Ryzen 3400G desktop, but we're talking 10-40 percent faster though, not 2x. But it does have extremely fast storage and getting it on a normal desktop PC is a pain, but this has it already.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I might look into that then. But, my main issue with that is compatibility. If it wasn't for compatibility I would basically have a sandbox of Windows just to use Word along with the rest of the world.
And future compatibility is something I'm very much looking at. Ideally, in say 10 years I want to be able to just swap out a few parts and extend the life and be back into "near full swing."
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
Makes sense. These Valve devices often have a short shelf life. Two examples are the Valve Steam Machine, as well as the Steam controller. And I suppose the Steam Link to some small extent, too.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
That is a good point. Other than Valve and Steam, the actual software side, their hardware stuff just isn't around very long.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
do you oh fetid one....do you
I do.
Now....don't take that as accepting your hand in marriage.
I do not swing that way, Booboo!
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
I have said it before...and I will likely say it a million time more
shut yer pie hole....ya filthy disgusting fondler of toilet bowl
OK, lets see what this 'Steam Deck' thingy costs....
Updating Steam please wait.....(closing the friends thingy again)...Saying out loud "No way Sid M. You're not going to sting me again....I only buy games that function properly. Usually."
700$ Woah! For that I could get a high end oxyacetylene torch system. I could probably find a mill or a lathe for that or start a small pencil factory.
Updating Steam please wait.....(closing the friends thingy again)...Saying out loud "No way Sid M. You're not going to sting me again....I only buy games that function properly. Usually."
700$ Woah! For that I could get a high end oxyacetylene torch system. I could probably find a mill or a lathe for that or start a small pencil factory.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I do have my concerns that I'll drop it.