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Cake day: June 8th, 2023

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  • Out of curiosity, what FPV goggles are you using? (Edit: nvm, I saw the name in a different comment)

    I’ve been running the HDzero Box Pros and they are pretty comfortable in terms of closeness to screen. Definitely different than VR- feels more like sitting in a movie theater rather than looking through binoculars. Not as pixelated as early VR or FPV either.

    I wish the Index had a fan like the box pros, it helps a lot.














  • Nope. PCs haven’t had physical games for well over a decade. Even “physical” games like Battlefield 1 just had a code in them, and that was 2016, a decade ago now. Discs were going away for PC games by the early 10s. I’ve been surprised that consoles held out for as long as they did, considering the always online stuff, the updates, seasonal DLC, DRM, etc. I miss when games were feature complete, like Pokemon Emerald or the early Sonic franchise.

    I would like to be able to legally resell my digital games that I don’t want anymore.



  • No recommendations here other than online advice. I believe we have a Russian version of that plant or a similar tea plant that absolutely loves our 9b region. It’s become a voracious bush and needs to be whacked back yearly, or it will overtake the other plants in the garden bed.

    Also, those seeds look like chocolate drops and I have an overwhelming urge to put them in my mouth, lol.


  • The Stand (by King), The Stormlight Archive (by Brandon Sanderson), and The Player Of Games by Ian M. Banks are excellent.

    I also liked Yesteryear by Caro Burke, but it gave off similar vibes to the video game called “Omori” and the nonfiction book called Educated by Tara Westover. All three are not happy stories, lol.

    I’m currently reading through the Stormlight Archive series and I’m currently waiting on copies of the third book to become available at the library. It can’t come soon enough!

    Edit: I’ve also read through a number of books on diseases and Ebola just before the current outbreak happened. If you like virology and that sort of thing, lmk :)