You have to have the original game files either from the disk or downloaded from GoG or steam. Then you need tes3mp which runs great on linux and windows. I personally play on a server called neravarine prophecies, they have seasonal events and the community is a lot of fun. It uses the same engine as openMW so most of the mods that work on OpenMW are compatible, I’d stick with cosmetics to keep the servers you join compatible.

Different servers have different rules, many of them forbid going into areas that cause server crashes, i.e. mornhould.

I had a blast, then I got my kids to play and i was there to guide them a bit when the game gets tough.

After seeing the one where they slam Dan’s face with a ball and you see his skull moving under his skin I realized there can be entire fields of study around insanely fast cameras. What we see in real time doesn’t even compare. Also the one where Gav shows how CRTs work is still my favorite.

Morrowind, there are some great multi player communities.

Mindustry, sometimes i just listen to the machines.

pretty much any console game on emulators, recently playing ffvii again while i wait for rebirth pc port.

shattered pixel dungeon.

Search history? nah, who cares.
Calculator history? plz don’t look, i promise i’m good at math.

i think this is what made it unfun, not the difficulty but the fact that you have to die a few times to even see what you’re supposed to do and it was aggravating way early in the game. Also I’m not a fan of the difficulty stemming from the controls being hard to use, like when you’re carrying stuff.

I keep picking this game up and putting it back down. It’s beautiful but I just can’t get into it.

is there a beef stroganoff community yet? I don’t want to miss it if something big happens.

And here I thought the IRA was going to reduce ICE cars on the road by subsidising EVs.

Radio waves are faster in a vacuum, ditch the fan and put it in a shop vac.

If you can get an emulator on your phone you can play old games. Nealy endless hours of fun to be had. I recommend lemuroid and Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past.

In my head I thought of it like a psuedo su and thought sudo was clever, then learning it is like soodoo and I’m highly disappointed. I still say it like psuedo in my head. I use arch btw.

Job hopping again for this reason. Really wish employers would pay people to stay, unfortunately employer loyalty is non existant.

Your caretaker offers you cake so you kill her. Twice.

So hard to find trusty techs. I get it, a man’s gotta eat, but you don’t have to upsell me parts.

Heck yeah, such a good feeling. When I got home today I was like ‘‘Man, it’s hot outside…sure feels good in here though!’’

It can be simple, you don’t have to understand why something is wrong to know that it’s wrong. They magically know it’s the capacitor because it’s the usual suspect, and they usually look swollen (the capacitor not necessarily the youtuber). Common problems are common, which is why youtube is pretty great because somene has probably had the same problem and posted the fix.

If i was doing HVAC for a living I’d get a resettable blade fuse for this task, but i got a box of fuses for a few bucks and I was able to isolate the problem after 3 guesses so I think it would have been overkill.

Probably, i think they need to get some other quotes though, that price seems pretty high for retrofitting some control systems, granted I don’t know how many endpoints they are managing from this single point of failure.

don’t forget to get that fuse, any car parts store will have them.

Good thinking having spare parts on hand, mine always seems to fail on a saturday afternoon and everyone is closed. I’m just glad my town finally has an AC installer that lets you buy parts from their storefront right off the shelf. Most of the suppliers in town don’t sell parts to us peasants for some reason, i guess they don’t want money.

being an electrical engineer has its perks, but the couple youtube videos i watched didn’t require any technical knowledge, mostly just safety knowledge, like the one hand rule and how to safety squint.