Started GMing a Cyberpunk Red campaign, went to the pool, cleaned my bathtub.

https://youtu.be/Wmaih0_sNaY?feature=shared

TheModernRogue about the time Jason left. Just lost its charm.

Well, there were these two old guys arguing about golf on TV. Can’t say that did wonders for me.

I love my Keurig, but I always use the reusable mesh cups.

Sort of? It’d be kinda like Pandora where you’d name a song or band in your post, but people would make the recommendations instead of an algorithm.

I’ve had an idea for a community based around recommending music to each other; you’d post a song or band and get recommendations. Basically a Build my Playlist community.

D&D and Pathfinder are the main ones, and Genesys sometimes when I can convince my players to give it a try. Currently trying to maybe get something going with Cyberpunk Red.

DM/GM from time to time.

Second part of the question; is having your opinion validated by the group that important to you?

I think it would be better to ask where he stands on things, confirm the information from multiple sources, and make your own opinion.

Who’s “we”, and why do you feel the need to ask them if they like a particular comedian?

Could also be a strangelet. Theoretical but not fictitious.

I have an autograph of Jeremy Bulloch as Boba Fett I got when I was like 6. Still framed in my bedroom.

I think I need to narrow some things down;

My current Windows PC isn’t what I’m looking for; it’s a big and powerful gaming laptop from a few years back. I’m looking for something light and portable, but with a full keyboard for coding.

Pricewise I’m looking for something around $350; if this is unreasonable let me know.

As I understand it, Steam Deck uses KDE, so I’d like to stick with that for now.

This is probably the most helpful advice I think I’ve gotten so far. Thank you, I’ll look into these options.

I should add that I’ve been interested in getting a small, portable notebook for coding separate of this, and making it Linux seemed a good idea at the same time.

The X-COM series is pretty much these choices all the time, though less in a moral sense and more a strategic risk and reward sense. What do you use your limited time and resources on, how much do you risk when the stakes are high, etc. It’s a little different than the sorts of decisions you’re thinking of, but quite interesting.

Can they follow it up with one against Google next?

What about the colossal squid? Could they have been conflated?

Learn to write better; use proper punctuation and grammar.