Keep an eye on /r/opensignups

Nothing I know comes close to the quality of private trackers

Yup

I’ve always used it as my primary driver, so I know very well how to get the most out of it and customize it to my standards. Some of the software I use has no acceptable replacement on other OS. I don’t experience even a fraction of the problems that are reported online.

This is not about regular Oatly, but about the popcorn flavoured variant. The regular Oatly in my fridge has 3.4g of sugar per 100ml and doesn’t list any added sugar in the ingredients. So I’m not sure why you would describe that as “sugar and oats”.

Autorun is back lmao

It’s super popular in my friend group with quite a few coffee snobs. I found it best as an iced drink. Steaming tended to burn the sugar for me, which made it taste really bad.

I only tasted sweet in it.

Such a classic

Do you have some examples of incrementals you’ve enjoyed on other platforms?

Yeah this is scummy now, but firing a few dozen people in an attempt at union busting, crunch culture, artificial exclusivity so people pay twice, and ridiculous pricing for a video game is all okay. The paid early access to some marketing content is what clearly crosses the line. These people man

What error are we talking about here?

This is the correct explanation

Is that a new form of nosejob?

Picard is the way to go if you want to get the highest quality tagging with exact release matching. Most would probably not care too much about this, however when I know my files were ripped from a Japanese release, I want the tags to reflect this. Picard allows me to find the right match before any tags are written. This is especially helpful when you have two or more different versions of the same album, e.g. one CD rip and one vinyl rip, or two CD releases with different set of bonus tracks. My directory structure and tagging rules set in Picard allow me to manage this consistently with no manual workarounds.

Are you sure they’re not laying eggs in the soil? A whole plant room sounds like a massive breeding ground.

That’s not good enough. Just a thought experiment: Only 7% of humans died because their work got flagged incorrectly

Can you list those accounts?

Remember the pre Covid times when we had mostly on site job interviews? Yeah turns out it’s harder to cheat in person. Maybe companies should go back to that and pay a wage that is fair for the area they operate from.

They have been actively expanding it for many years now. Hardware is a long term strategy for Valve and they are definitely not going to step away from it anytime soon. The Steam Deck was and still is hugely successful, and a big factor differentiating Steam from other PC game platforms. The current market might mean a short term change of plans, not more than that.