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How to play on desktop Linux:

• Add the game as a non-Steam game within Steam
• Install Glorious Eggroll and set it as the compatibility tool in the game's properties
• On first launch it will prompt to install .NET 6.0 - go ahead and download it to the same directory
• Open the game's properties in Steam and change the path to the .NET installer then run and install it
• Change the path back to the game's EXE and it will play

For reference I have this one: https://a.co/d/94y5ID3

You use it while still seated so the water drips back into the toilet bowl; no mess there

I do use paper too to dry or further cleaning if needed

If you look at the 3rd picture on the link above you'll see that the sprayer lowers down while spraying and then retracts back behind a guard; I've never seen the guard or sprayer themselves get dirty from general toilet use

No, the water pressure isn't so intense that it would scatter debris everywhere

I first used one at a friend's house and found it does a far better job cleaning compared to just paper alone and would certainly recommend giving it a try

+1 for bidet; got mine after recommendation from a friend and since then my folks and son-in-law have also upgraded

Multiple computer monitors

I love being able to have chats / reference materials up on one screen while working on another

Minecraft / Minetest - I'm used to games with active quests etc. so the openness threw me off but now I host a server for the kiddos and we have all sorts of adventures and random builds

Looks like Gear Lever is more actively maintained too; thanks for sharing!

Love my Luxe!

Verners ginger ale puts the rest to shame

This was the case for me as well

NES: Super Mario Bros 1 and 3, TMNT 2, Galaga and Contra (with Konami code)

SMB1 was my first game ever

Last 2 I played with my dad while friends played SMB3 and TMNT

Chicken gnocchi soup and sandwiches

It's my first time making my own gnocchi 🤞

Thank you :)

Opposite here: crush some in a cup, fill with milk and eat with a spoon

Building automation to play SpaceTraders as well as tools to aid in board game design

In 11-12th grades I played a lot of card tournaments (mostly Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh) eventually ending up as the one running the competitions for our local groups and learned HTML so I could maintain a simple site with rankings etc. This led to people asking me for tech favors fixing random stuff and eventually into various web projects where I got into CSS, JS, PHP, MySQL, etc.

Fair warning: this will (further) ruin public restrooms

It was decent; we had fried them lightly before adding to our soup but that made the texture different than expected. Was still tasty so we'll be experimenting on how to best perfect it :)

Bacon Cheeseburger on Steroids at Bad Daddy's Burger Bar

Bought this popper a few months back and have been loving it:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KL8SM92

1 butter patty per 1/4 cup kernels up to 3/4 cups per batch to fill the entire bowl and then salt / flavor to taste

Yep, was going to say that refactoring my own code taught me a lot

I've spun up Gitea in my homelab as well as at work and don't recall being difficult so perhaps they fixed whatever was causing your issue

Hot camomile tea; can add a spoonful of honey. I buy a pound at a time and lasts a long while.

Just started playing as well and was in time for the recent free week of omega and then topped up with the black Friday sale

It's my first week; so far is awesome

Got that itch again recently too and after looking through what's currently popular decided to give EVE Online and Black Desert (on private server) a try

I like open world survival crafting games (loved Valheim) and prefer to play with others so am hoping these will work out

Also played some GW2 few months back for a while and I host a Minetest server for our kiddos where I dabble as well

+1 for eggs for both nutrients and filling

Boil the night before when low on time; otherwise can scramble etc. for a warm meal when time allows

I wore steel toe boots for several years for work and while they do tend to be uncomfortable at first they eventually break in and improve. For me the most comfortable were the wider boots and especially those with a larger toe box. I no longer need a safety boot so now wear the Lems boot which I find super comfy.