Chebucto Regional Softball Club

I don't live in Toronto either, but I want one more win before I die. That goes for all of em too.

@Amoshias @jadp @crmsnbleyd Oooh oh how could I make such an error. They are totally different guys.

Google drive for notes, DungeonFog for maps.

So thayvwould make him a... mertaur? minutemaid?

@appassionato This one is a little creepy

But now, Microsoft can sell you more storage space, and you don't even own the actual game product. Consider Microsoft's evil intentions. Seriously, they said, "Hey, let's sell $70 games and make even more money by not having to put them on a disk." The customer loses again.

oh no, they know that someone somewhere exists with a throwaway protonmail account. muh privacy.

@fuzztech @notoriousiptg @mjr @MarkHoltom I would be irrational not to notice a pattern. And this is kind of a huge problem since it’s really typical. In a city like this they should be more popular— but they aren’t. And part of that is they don’t really see how the city has changed.

@DoctorDNS @zeldman This is what I keep anticipating— not just for this but corporate social media. Things like subtle promotion of organic posts that are positive about a brand— or even that suggest the *need* for a brand. Or maybe showing you that you have multiple friends who took a vacation to make it seem like you ought to do that too.The possibilities for manipulation are endless!There was some evidence facebook was doing this 8 years ago what has it become?

Demoralizing loss. Let's hope Springer's ready to play on Sunday

@futurebird I thought Public Enemy was the rap true.

> https://steamdb.info/app/546560/ says otherwise. Also, Alyx A) predates Steam Deck by several years and B) Steam Deck is not a VR platform. Citing a game that predates Steam Deck as proof that "Valve doesn’t release native ports anymore" is a stretch. [Alyx had a native port](https://www.phoronix.com/news/Half-Life-Alyx-Now-Linux-Vulkan). It doesn’t anymore as shown on Steam DB. This is because since Proton nobody cares. Not a great long term solution. > I already stated that CS2 is native and Deadlock 1.0 may be as well, should they follow the example set by CS2. You literally replied to a comment stating that. CS2 is just CS which had a native port. I won’t pat Valve on head that they aren’t doing more games dirty like they did with Alyx. Won’t speak about Deadlock until it releases, we’ll see. > Well, that's on you. https://www.half-life.com/halflife/25th exists nonetheless: "Now Verified on the Steam Deck (and our native Linux runtime has been set as the default)" Completely missed it, very nice, thanks. There’s even a Mac port, will check later.

Ah, thank you! Couldn't find what the meme was called.

@HumanServitor @glitzersachen True, but it takes work to match those faces to identities. This app would make a very robust and consistent data set in a way that other sources would not. It makes it much easier. Seem silly to be so helpful.

My old DM said explicitly if he told us the monster's name in the MM he expected us to know it's stats, if he didn't then statblocks would be unreliable.

@david_chisnall @cshlan @PizzaDemon I think you are making much more sophisticated points. And risk evaluation is fascinating. Frankly I just have a trauma response to the word "bundle" in the context of debt trading and that's just as someone who likes to read about markets who didn't even lose anything. Just seeing it happen was enough. So I was shocked to find out that it's still going on and people are getting burned again.

@johnonolan @julian @matt @pfefferle more than meets the eye

My comment was for the last part of the quote, new buyer pay the same price.

You better not fork in the road, you son of a beach!

@futurebird And now this hits the news: https://www.geekwire.com/2025/sold-on-walmart-sent-by-amazon-the-weird-new-world-of-online-retail/