The regular Next Fests have probably been the single best thing for game discovery I’ve found in s long time. Nothing beats an actual hands-on demo for deciding if I’ll wishlist a game.

OpenBSD

Also.

EndeavourOS. Not the easiest to find.

Have you ever seen light-colored stockings (esp. white) on hairy legs? There’s no accounting for taste, but IMO it’s not a good look… at all.

Suspiciously similar to Mint…

IMO, “bugs” have features like exoskeletons, compound eyes, and appendages (legs, wings, antennae). So claiming that somehow includes worms is worse than saying “bats are bugs”.

No. Just… no.

I feel like that should have maybe been a red flag while dating.

I could never ever work in that field, it gives me the ick. So I appreciate people who can.

Also enamel is the hardest substance in your body; AFAIK chemically it is indeed interesting and hard (ha) to emulate with other bio-safe materials.

I hate all three of you lol

(take my hate upvotes)

Oh damn, he just died a couple weeks ago. Age 58. That’s sad, I hadn’t heard until now.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomonobu_Itagaki

Right, but that still doesn’t make sense. The only dictionary entry I’m finding for Fux is a variant of Fuchs, which means Fox, or colloquially a few other things unrelated to food like ‘fraternity pledge’. Fuck is Fick (n) / ficken (v) so it’s seemingly not that.

This is a precursor to defending your thesis, right? I don’t mean to discourage, I’ve just been away from academia for a few too many years and my memory is getting rusty on the order of operations.

Regardless, it’s a massive milestone and I commend your commitment to humanity’s knowledge in the strongest possible terms.

I would argue a snail is not a bug under any circumstances. That’s would either be a poor grasp of English, complete inability to count, or impressive levels of ignorance.

But I would totally accept if someone failed to distinguish a hemipteran from another six-legged arthropod and called them both bugs. That’s normal.

Somebody’s been watching Clint’s Reptiles.

Or maybe not, otherwise they wouldn’t group snails (assuming that weird human skull thing is supposed to be a snail) in with “bugs”. But anyway, the link is a detailed look at what’s morphologically wrong with all these plastic skeletons.