Of course, the obvious explanation!
Itâs free publicity for the state of Virginia too. Every publicity is good publicity.
I understand the griping about game text size scaling now that Linux high DPI support is finally good enough to use on a day-to-day basis. No more windowed gaming for poor old me.
This is a compostable fork from one of the cafeterias at my workplace, may be difficult to read the inscription since itâs black on black but it says âBioWare.â Always amuses me at lunchtime.
It doesnât say âBioWareâ. It says âBiowareâ.
I thought you two were supposed to be the fun ones.
Itâs very easy to read that inscription. Is it difficult for some?
If weâre going to complain about mice type though, Paradox still seems to be in the running.
Technically, the letters stand out, so it is not an inscription but is instead an embossing.
mice typingâŚwho woulda thunk it
Fucking toads.
I finally figured out why I always had wifi problems upstairs (I had to install a second router and drag a cable over to get usable wifi).
The contractor redid the kitchen floors upstairs and I admired the way he did it. Heâd do this metal mesh thing and then put the compound and tiles on top of it. Now I realize maybe the mesh blocks the wifi? Iâd google more but âmetal mesh wifiâ does not give the hits I am looking for.
Sounds about right. Same principles as a Faraday cage.
Windows needs a ARE YOU SURE YOU DIDNâT MEAN 2019 when I type 2018 thing every January.
Seriously. I wasted about a half day yesterday tracking down a nonexistent error because I was querying SQL using dates of â02-jan-2018â until I figured it out. Sigh.
I searched and we donât seem to have a thread dedicated to stage plays weâve seen, nor to the stage version of The Lion King, just Jon Favreauâs new version coming out next year or something. I guess the stage Lion King is probably old news at this point, but it was in Seattle the last few weeks and I was able to get tickets and take the family and we all really enjoyed it. Itâs a really impressive representation of the story of The Lion King done with people and puppets and really stage magic. Thereâs a really nice practical effect that has Mufasa appearing to Simba, with these individual shapes floating independently behind a colorful curtain before they coalesce into the shape of a huge lionâs face, it was really impressive to see.
The Lion King was here a couple weeks ago for 5-6 days and I just couldnât pull the trigger on buying tickets.
My wife and I went to a stage show of Beauty and the Beast last Friday.
It was quite enjoyable. Nothing of the scale of production of Lion King on Broadway, but it is her favorite Disney movie, so weâll weoth it.
I saw a local high school do Beauty and the Beast a couple years ago (the girl playing Beauty was a friendâs daughter) and I was amazed how good it was and how elaborate the settings were. They apparently had some help from someone as Disney, at least that is what I was told.