Go watch the latest Corridor Crew video. They bought the AI puppy…

Has Delta Goodrem been over there finalising this along with her Eurovistion duties?

ListenBrainz

I saw that as well so I have left Plex scrobing to Last.FM, then Listenbrainz can pull the data from there.

My son was upgraded from ADHD to AuDHD last week. It all makes sense now.

Thanks for the tip. Will try next time.

Voyager does this to me occasionally. I just endtask it and re open.

Thank you for the details. I never thought of the higher return on cash accounts.

Maybe I am a simpleton, but doesnt soring Fuel prices effectivly achive the same this as increasing mortguage repayments?
Less $$ for families to spend on anything else…

We have a lot of laws and legal interpritation, but it isnt written into our constitution like the US.

I see this as excellent real-life experience for the Wedgetail crew. As long as they return home safely, this IS a war zone even if the US are pretending it isn’t.
This should also strengthen relationships with Middle eastern countries. (I am trying to be an optimist here)

Here is the projects website https://www.bogong.org/

I only watch PUBG Mobile streamers becasue I play that game. I am not sure about watching people play games that I dont play. They must have super entertaining personalities…

Cyberpunk is my vote but I am pretty sure it is my fault. I expected GTA, what I got was an interactive story. I decided to see where the story lead until at some point I kept dying so far past a save point that I couldn’t bring myself to play that section yet again. Then I remembered that games are supposed to be fun and Cyberpunk ended up being a grind.

an attempt has been made.

I read Wonderwall and assumed they were dropping some Oasis.

This sucks. Fully leaving Discord will be hard for me. One server is functioning as a memorial to my Clan leader who died of cancer.

Maybe I need to research a method of archiving or migrating the data I have access to.

Sluice gates removed most of the challenge. Now it is just survive until you have them and then everything is automated.

You are correct, it ‘should’ function like windows 7 through 10. But back then it was a simple extension of the task bar. Now it is a bloated poorly optimised application in it own right. It lags, it crashes, it causes system CPU spikes. Whilst writing my comment I wanted to open Notepad and START went not responding for 10 seconds. Hell, taking a screen shot of it is now effort.

The Start menu has gotten worse with every update. It is getting ridiculous.
I can no longer click start > type in the program I need > hit enter.
Start menu, you had one job!

This is what No-fault divorce is for.
I think about it all too often…