How are they less customizable now?

Is that really a limiting factor for animals that are not upright? They have to stop going because their intestines slam into other vital organs, and they need a break, lest they get damaged?

Go the other way with it. Shame them for not going far enough, accuse them of being soft and not grinding hard enough. Go slightly ridiculous with it.

This made me think of Innovative Online Industries in Ready Player One. A corporation basically trying to domineer and take over a collective thing (internet).

How dare you

Sorry for my ignorance, but why is this attributed to Star Trek? Because the show had a cultural impact, which helped conservation efforts? Or is it something that happened in the show, relevant to whales? (Nothing against Star Trek, of course.)

Such a good movie. I should watch it again soon.

Using the stylus with swype/swipe keyboards is really intuitive imo.

Yeah, haha Actually, I forgot I did get it to work, I just can’t figure out how to use it. Lol
And can’t find a guide either.

One wiggly finger or two? I haven’t been able to get dual finger swiping to work on my heliboard.
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Sorry, I meant the one with Peter Dinklage lol

Which movie is being referenced?

The Internet Historian has a more nuanced take, which I thought was interesting and believable.

https://youtu.be/O5BJVO3PDeQ?si=64I-h5HQPvUZscvt

Spoiler:

Always good to have another tool in the toolkit. Thanks for that!

Thanks for your response! That did work, tyvm. But I was hoping to get a archive.org link, as that’s what I’ve used for all my other sources. I’m sure archive.is works good and will for some time. I guess I just want to go with the #1 name in the game if you know what I mean. ^^" I don’t understand what the problem is with the wayback machine with this link. Maybe because its paywalled.

I’d only use windows for gaming really, wouldn’t running it in a VM be less optimal in that vase? In terms of performance of windows and playing fames within the VM.

Thanks for your input!

Does having Linux and Windows on seperate drives mitigate this issue somewhat?
Wanting to start dual booting and moving to windows. Wondering if that helps at all.
Edit: I meant moving to Linux… >.>

That game was so great