Whoa there: I said “I remember”, not that interlacing was good.

And interlacing is only "good"for old video games that leveraged its weirdness for blending pixels.

It is terrible as a video format.

Remember when your dvd player had a “progressive scan” button?

I remember the 720p vs 1080i wars …

Not quite. I believe it’s intended as a reference to how smooth their brains are (proverbial crystal balls).

FWIW, I’ve only ever played grim dawn on Linux via proton.

This intentionally pushes more people to the Medicare Advantage scams plans.

It’s a handout to insurance companies. The worst ones. All under the banner of saving tax payer dollars.

Premiums might go down! (Nevermind your drug costs going up).

Dammit.

If you need to change the references in the compose or env files:

• use sed to replace text in .env
• use variables and interpolation in compose

rsync

Built-in, picks up where it left off if you accidentally cancel it by running the same command again, and dead simple.

Permissions for the files will probably be a little broken moving to Linux, but chmod is also easy to use and can work at the directory level.

$100+ USD for a 6oz A5 wagyu steak. Certainly changes your perspective on the heights of quality for steak. I also paid $65 for a sashimi grade tuna Benedict at this place for brunch. No ragrets.

$60 for a 1/2 pour of an $1100 bottle of bourbon (rabbit hole amburana). It was a novelty and surprised me a lot. Definitely phenomenal, but a taste was all I needed. No ragrets.

Sam adams utopia (think it was $220 for the 750ml bottle of “beer”), not worth it, but a fun experience to share with other beer nerds.

There’s an apparently $1200 bottle of wine from a small napa vineyard with a wait-list for their wine in my basement right now we got as a gift. We’re gonna need to find a pro who can help us taste that. My wine taste tops out at about $30 a bottle.

One day I’ll do Omakase at a suitably awesome sushi place and wreck the credit card.

Did a senior paper 20 years ago marrying the concepts of naturalistic and normative epistemology.

The takeaway was that it doesn’t matter if you can’t actually prove that you know or don’t know anything. You have to live and have always lived as if you can/do know things.

Depends on the number of beads.

He earned it after all.

Also my favorite to use with the smart junior engineers who keep saying we should “just do ___.”

It’s a game I play too. Sometimes you even get lucky with terrain and you can see the whole period of a wave and determine a speed to nullify it entirely. So satisfying.

Here’s an easier one:

Won’t someone think of the shareholders?!

King of kings: the early years

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_Kings:_The_Early_Years

A mediocre set of platformers interspersed with bible trivia. I played the crap out of them because it was the only thing other that super Mario we had.

Later we got Joshua and the battle of Jericho. A bomberman clone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joshua_&_the_Battle_of_Jericho

Yep, time to rebadge.

Like a litany of vehicles before it.