I was an avid Windows Phone user. What app did you develop? I might know it from the 10 that were available.

Scans room

Windows 11.

NWN is one of (if not my all time) favourite game, both offline and online.

I played through the NWN2 SP campaign and thoroughly enjoyed it ( though I started and never finished the final expansion.)

The biggest disappointment for me was the changes to multiplayer that made it a lot harder to drop into servers. If I am recalling correctly, you had to pre-download (outside of the game) the meshes for landscapes before joining a server. It was a huge barrier to entry, and even dedicated communities that tried to move from 1 over to 2, faltered.

What I’d like to know here is if this setup is continuously drawing maximum power or if the power usage only goes up when a device is within the magnetic grid.

Wait, wait, I’ve seen this one!

Caucasians are too damn tall.

Surprised it wasn’t a Pornhub link.

What is a Spot?

King’s Quest and?

Yeah Link’s Awakening is the one that came to mind for me. Even after having beaten it, the next time I played it I would still get stuck.

I appreciate the effort you put in to a post like this. Not enough to read beyond the first paragraph, but appreciate it nonetheless.

From what I recall, it is buried behind multiple clicks - click in to the transaction, click in to another section, perform the operations you want, go back to the transaction list, etc

I tried out a whole bunch of these recently, and think I will be landing on Actual Budget due to the ease of use.

Maybe is the slickest looking, but it is on of the most cumbersome in terms of tagging/categorizing transactions.

I tried:

• Actual Budget
• Firefly III
• Maybe
• WYGIWYH

Yes

… Genital Jousting.

I’m enjoying the second game in the series but understand the first was not as well received.

I have a minature gamepad for my daughter’s tiny hands, but my favourite product is actually their mechanical keyboard.

I need to know more about this.

No shit.

Do you mean Empress?

This is a nostalgia gut punch that has me missing the simpler times of adolescence.