lime!

one of those pointy glass hammers should do it

for breaking windows

sweden has two different signs:

also, the guy has a name which translates to “mr. walkman”, which in swedish sounds like “here is where one should walk”

Let’s see you lift some shit, Kafka

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at least here the student loans are given out directly by the state. which means the state sets the interest rate. for the past 10 years, it has been 0%.

nationalize

cooperatives

make up your mind

yakuake, for “yet another kuake”, from “kuake”, which is a kde-ification of “quake”. because the console in quake dropped down like that.

one of my favourite conversations in the game is about how he’s not just crazy, he’s carefully choosing how he’s perceived. and he gets real titchy when michael confronts him about that fact.

there’s more to the guy than first appears.

SUPER VAPOUR ACTION CROISSANT… 648!!!

sounds something like call of cthulhu rules.

If you successfully use a skill during play, without the help of Luck points, mark the box next to it. Between scenarios, you get to roll to improve any skills you marked. To improve the skill, roll 1d100. If you roll higher than your skill, it improves by 1d10. After you’ve rolled for all the marked skills, erase the marks.

personally i think xp is too fiddly. i prefer systems like fate where you can just rewrite skills to fit your style of play better.

could you make like nagashi somen and float away?

i found them interesting before i knew the tricks. i’ve still never solved one, because memorizing patterns isn’t interesting for a puzzle.

gradskiva?

dubb :)

i’m assuming it’s this part:

• fingerprints are not genetic, but are formed by the movement of the fetus in the womb. while they are not a reliable way to identify someone out of a general population (the likeness is about 1:10000; there have been wrongful convictions based off of fingerprint data) they can be used to differentiate two individuals.
• almost everyone has some insignificant scarring on the hands or face that’s created after birth and which is tied to some stupid story about cutting cheese or whatever.
• everyone has some weird fetish. if you don’t think your fetish is weird, it’s because you’re in company that shares it.

yeah that’d do it. on X11 this is a solved problem, but wayland delegates the responsibility to the wm, and i don’t think anyone other than gnome has actually implemented it. another one of the paper cuts that makes it hard for me to make the switch.

in most systems this is global. it’s provided by the desktop and programs just see a copy/paste event. are you on wayland by any chance?