Ben Hur Horse Race

its a standard android phone its marketed toward blackberry users who had no choice but to abandon the key2 as it just got too old to be in any way secure

like the unihertz titan slim?

https://www.unihertz.com/products/titan-slim?srsltid=AfmBOopmCjwMeoub2UWB_W2eUDMd2of_7yNI-QflnQF1OlADfOKsg6jY

thats fun

thats one of the most badass statements ive ever read

cute

you’re funny. go have a look.

so, uh… it really couldnt be said of any game at all… the idea that the game makes it better than real power washing because you can stop at any time with out leaving a half finished driveway is cracking me up dude i love it

ah well then laddie you just tell me when youre ready to man the old washer

theres always work down the shipyard for ye

im not trying to be provocative

but have you ever considered actually cleaning things

you can get paid to do this

irl power washwers are fun

classic

no way, cool

if you use sweethome and only look at the top view its as good as a 2d application.

I feel like youre just being fussy here man

can confirm

I mean Pathfinder kind of fixed 5e in my opinion…

what changes in bg3 did you appreciate? rogues being able to cast spells for some reason?

thanks for chiming in!

no shit… thats wild, really. heh. I always presumed it was an optical disk in a little case

money! just production costs I’d say. I took a 3D design class forever ago and they made us get Zip disks, and if you wanted to work on stuff at home that meant you needed a zip drive. My dad (RIP) bought me a drive and I’m somehow still touched as it was a reasonably big purchase at the time for a slacker 18 year old doing 3D design at a community college

Not a 3D designer now, finally went back to college for something else in my 20s… anyway, rip my dad and rip the zip drive, they were cool. 100mb wow

I mean you clearly know way more about it than me… but yeah some kind of carrier/cartridge protecting the disc and we’d probably still be using CD-W-RW’s

minidiscs should have been the standard CDs became. no one would have considered holding a 3.5" floppy disc gingerly by the edges and placing it into a tray to read. the case is critical.

however, the industry realized people were replacing their scratched cd’s, so they’d sell 2, 3 of the same disc to the same person. Source: worked at a record store in the hight of the CD age when mini discs were all but essentially snuffed out

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