These can prevent overcooking meat, which is quite tragic.
zanyllama52
joined 2 years ago
I am visualizing this as a cartoon and laughing my ass off. Thanks.
I'm of the same state of mind: it's a superb interface, but I won't give money to an app developer to remove ads from a service that does not display ads inherently.
I have no problem with folks using Sync, web app, Liftoff, whatever. This should not be divisive.
Glad to see some more options for everyone to participate. I'm entirely satisfied with Liftoff, personally.
Fantastic book, I had no clue there was a prequel. I must acquire this.
Hades is phenomenal on the deck! I'm also enjoying Backfirewall, Nuclear Throne, Unpacking, and Ghost Song.
Well, mine has 100% restored PC gaming which abandoned about 10 years ago, and has improved the experience by light years. At home, I use the deck in my living room and family room docked, and anywhere else as a handheld (pooping has changed forever).
At work, I use it an lunch breaks, and during boring meetings I don't need ta focus much on.
The library of games available would be unthinkable to me as a kid. Most modern PC games, and everything prior can be played either natively, or via emulation.
I also call mine a Gabe-Boy. lol
If you're on the fence, GET IT.
Dang, what an informative thread for everyone!
I am the pickle overlord now
Tetris is a helluva game. I've been to a few local tournaments, to watch, not play. Those guys would smoke me. If you like the game check out a documentary titled Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters.
I've only ever played the c64 and NES versions of this title, and loved both. Interesting to see how much variety there can be among ports.
I get the sentiment here, but "opening doors" is a little more nuanced and complex than earning a college degree in a random subject.
I've seen people with PhDs unable to find work, and people with no degrees at the top of a company.
Life is interesting like that.