“Over yonder” is a casual phrase that’s used to indicate the general direction or location of a place or thing, usually accompanied by a finger pointing in a rough direction.

Not according to my mom. Growing up “over yonder” or “in yonder” was the location of the thing I needed to grab for her…no direction was specified.

“Go grab the thing for me in yonder”

“Where?”

“In yonder”

“WHICH YONDER???”

guilty as charged. I played the demo a while back and I’ve been waiting patiently for the full version ever since

While I wouldn’t call it my favorite, I did really like it and I’m not afraid to admit it.

I should’ve seen the bimetallic strip coming. I’ve watched enough technology connections

I did! I picked it up specifically for CC, then I found a window manager that was also configured in Lua.

The newest nvidia driver took care of the one issue I had with a specific game so I’m all Wayland now

Ah, good stuff. There was an android app that allowed you to read them and automatically kept track of your items and health. I just looked and I think the project is dead now unfortunately, but it got me through some boring days at work.

Amen

I’d also recommend setting the “song_archive” option if you haven’t already…especially with real time downloads. Just in case. I’m…unfortunately speaking from experience

You can get it to do subdirectories by editing the ‘output’ setting in the config file. ex: ‘{artist}/{album}/{song_title}.{ext}’ would give each artist their own directory and further split the songs into their own album directory

sudo !!

The covenant is born

I ain’t using my soul anyway. I would gladly exchange it for a nice meal with an eldritch horror.

You could at least buy me dinner first

Nah, the queers are open source.

I’ve got a left handed mouse with switched buttons. I’m so used to it now that it takes a good 5 seconds for me to figure out how a normal mouse works.

I don’t even need to click the link to know who this is.

It’s good stuff

Status sounds like everything to avoid.

Just fork it and name it something else.