

- Lord Valentine’s Castle by Robert Silverberg
- Cugel’s Saga by Jack Vance
- The Sargasso of Space series by Andre Norton


That’s really interesting, I hadn’t heard that before.
I’m almost 60.
I found out that I’m allergic to penicillin when I was a child (in the mid-70s) and had an anaphylactic reaction. I still remember being intubated by the paramedics because I couldn’t breathe.
Five years ago I had tandem stem cell transplants to treat myeloma (blood cancer), which completely wiped out my immune system. I had to have all my childhood vaccines over again, and I was re-tested for penicillin allergy, (because they thought that might have been erased too); it’s definitely still there.


Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas from GTA San Andreas. I loved to spend hours just exploring, looking for the secret items, and finding the funny little easter eggs and references.
The cities in Assassin’s Creed. Can’t remember the names. Are they “big”? They seemed to be at the time. I only ever played the first game in the series; again, I loved wandering around and exploring.
Somewhere between Debian and SuSE on this chart, because the distros at that end are the ones that I’ve used the most. However, one can never say, “I know everything now”; and I have no doubt that other people have knowledge and skills that I lack. In this industry, you can never stop learning; knowledge is never wasted (unless like me, you look fondly back at uucp and troff).


Going months at a time without his Facebook account for his legal practice has allegedly cost him thousands of dollars in advertising and communication with clients
Take a hint, get a professional website and don’t rely on Facebook to host your business.


Five Finger Death Punch?


Want to come home and fuck?


There is a wide variety on temu. I was surprised at the quality of them.


Having a normal conversation.


Washington DC?


Is your book Tunnel in the Sky by Robert Heinlein?


Or they can say two Hail Marys and be forgiven.


People are still using Windows!?


It’s “its”, not “it’s”, unless you mean “it is”, in which case it is “it’s “.
Now get him to verify his age.