re: Star Trek Generations
@maddiefuzz I quote that so dang often
hehe im in danger
"Home automation is a psychiatric illness characterized by installing networked electronics in every possible piece of household ephemera.
"It begins with a preoccupation with light switches and gradually subsumes hopes, dreams, and consumer electronics until the victim is a hollow husk whose only joy comes from watching a lamp's color temperature change as they enter a room."
@benbrown @brianleroux oh no what happens if the form isn't prevented from submitting?!
@cypnk $shell::ghost
@danhon On a daily basis, I kinda cycle between "oy vey", "uff da", and "ai ya"
I just managed to cut my nose with a spoon while eating oatmeal. It's a dangerous world out there, folks.
@kellogh they don't teach you that in school!
@thegibson godspeed
@tim_lavoie Exactly this 😅
Fell down a rabbit hole of rebuilding the RetroPie install for the little RPi3-based bartop arcade machine in my office.
The upside: Rather than having everything on its internal SD card, now it gets game ROMs via a directory mounted from my NAS. That's like 10s of 1000s more ROMs than it had before.
The downside: Now it takes 9 minutes to boot into Emulation Station because it's scanning 10s of 1000s more ROMs than it had before.
@skippy Lately, I've tended to throw something on there with a decent attract mode, since it's been more office decoration lately than actually being played.
Since it's close to spooky times, that's been Nightstalkers / Vampire Savior
Sometimes I have Dragon's Lair running on there just because it's fun to watch.
DoDonPachi is fun as an classic vertical scrolling shmup.
Otherwise, I cycle through some Atari stuff like Tempest, Gauntlet, and Blasteroids
uspol
Is it 9-11s? Or 9s-11?