

(i’m sorry, i don’t recognise most of what you wrote there)
(i’m sorry, i don’t recognise most of what you wrote there)
…looks pretty much the same on bing maps, except they’re so committed that they named it twice…
…but it’s not in any way contiguous with south america; that would be the caribbean sea…
…putin got us into this mess and couldn’t be happier…
…besides, potatoes are a new world crop: danish probably developed while eating turnips…
…just give him a sharpie and let him doodle on a big wall map; problem solved…
do you do that with greater-than symbols?
…ah, looks like you do; good to know…
…a little bit ferrous, yes i really do think…
…anyone with a housemaid is a red flag…
…so, like, the way that text renders is kind of how i perceive everything after i’ve gone a bit too hard on the yerba maté, starting around 500 mg caffeine…
…fool me, you can’t get fooled again!..
…that’s pretty much my improvisational style, everything eyeballed, nothing measured: sometimes things turn out amazing but of course the cost of those happy surprises is that i’ll never make it the same way again; couldn’t if i tried…
…i dated a girl who dogmatically followed published recipes, considered any deviations anathema to the authors’ labor developing them, and she was horrified to watch me cook…
…let me introduce you to single cask-strength malts: one drop, drawn delicately through your lips, let diffuse across your palate by capillary action, that’s how i learned to appreciate alcohol for the first time after four decades of not getting it…
…the great thing about cask-strength sipping whiskies is that one bottle can last years if kept properly sealed between pours…
…canadians may be low-key, but they don’t f*ck around…
…last i heard, canadian snipers outperform the finns…
…back in the CRT era i needed at least a 72Hz refresh rate to not feel any discomfort; that doesn’t exactly correlate with framerates on modern LCD displays but i think it’s a good proxy for the threshold of general perceptiblity…
…are greater framerates smoother?..sure, especially in my peripheral vision, but 72 FPS is generally good-enough beyond which returns start diminishing…