

Had to do a double take, as well. I think it’s the fact that the right side or front of the arm and the left side of the gravy pouch are lit. Gives it the illusion of being an indentation rather than a bulge.


Had to do a double take, as well. I think it’s the fact that the right side or front of the arm and the left side of the gravy pouch are lit. Gives it the illusion of being an indentation rather than a bulge.


Well that’s one wide open backdoor. More like a back gate, really.
Well yes, the trick is to attach the debugger for the second run.
Supercritical, not superconducting.
As you may have noticed, it’s not 2032, so NASA was right.


Stop giving that dimwit a microphone. Based on the output it’s hard to tell the orifices apart.


The shaders still struggle with specular reflections, huh?


I hope not. We’d be to fucked.


So OP and I clearly have different definitions of the word "massive. "


That’s actually a great point. If it runs actual Linux, not Android, that’s a decent reason to buy. Valve might actually upstream the patches, if any, which would enable virtually all Linux distros to run in it.


Or neck. One of those two.


These jaws aren’t suited for chewing. They’re suited for tearing.
I can recommend Niri. I was able to switch with fairly little effort, just keeping the components around the window manager. Most time consuming task was probably translating the hot key configs.
Haven’t interacted with the community, though, so I can’t speak to that.
Was thinking more like satellite imagery as background. I feel like there’s no way such faint an object would be visible through the atmosphere. But maybe I’ve just never been far enough away from civilisation.
That’s a composed image though, isn’t it?
So it all evens out.