Awesome! Thanks for mentioning this! Super looking forward to starting it.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Yeah. I got to Kakariko and … life happened.

I’ve yet to play TOTK either.

I’ll go for thr GameCube version, maybe try the recomp then. HD textures!

Lurking your series for a while. Curious about which version of TLP you are playing?

I started mine on GameCube back in the day (only got to the first dusty town), but would like to start again.

I have the GC, Wii, and HD versions. Looking at the PC recomp, however.

Do you recommend a version in particular?

Fair enough. :)

Thank you for listening to the suggestions, despite them not working quite right for your current wishes.

Once you get used to Github and what it has to offer, you can get a better idea of how things work!

I’m “game”!

In that regard, is it just Github specifically you wish to learn? Or is it about repos in general?

Github is one name in many who have the same type of service. If you want to train on Github specifically, thats cool. But others like GitLab, Bitbucket, Codeberg exist that function similarly or just the same.

If you want to learn how to make pages, group contribute, to practice using GIT (the tool), etc, you can use any service not just Github. :)

What more do you wish to accomplish?

Microsoft Copilot is Github’s AI helper.

Getting an AI to work properly in some Git Repos is like struggling against the entire world to get it functioning without screaming like a banshee.

snicker EZ

WaAaaaaaannntt!

Thanks for the hype. :)

I unironically loved PSU as well. I just had the worst GPU ever at the time and couldn’t play it even at the lowest CPU settings.

I’m glad some group of people are working on trying to reverse engineer the server side components to get it working again.

With Earthbound inspired trippy BG effects? Hmm… interesting!

Fuck off Randy.

It lives!

I like laying underneath a Christmas tree and stare up into its decorated and lit branches. I’ll let myself out.

Oh wow. That takes me back. There used to be a Windows 3.1 program that would attempt to make MIDIs from MP3s. It worked best with soft and quiet songs, not overly loud ones.

If you want a particular song transcribed, it might be best to find someone to help.

Lol. We rarely did get breaks. But we had a slow lull between 2 and 4. Best damn K.P. burgers I’ve ever had. :)

I remember working at a restaurant once that was open on Christmas. We were expected to be working for at least 12 hours, but we had two 30 minute breaks and a 1 hour lunch.

One dude brought in a 6 pack of Red bulls, but he was clearly high AF as well. Not sure on what (we suspected speed or something as he was flying), but he chugged those RBs throughout the shift.

By noon he was in an ambulance on the way to the ER.

If you can find Japanese Makita brand products (I.E., from Japan), they have actual quality.