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Both.

Last book I finished was Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber. Good read.

The books I'm currently reading -

Mainly 'The Three Body Problem' by Liu Cixin. Thoroughly engrossing.

Also a chapter or two a night of 'Finding Your Comic Genius' by Adam Bloom, dipping in and out of 'Before and Laughter' by Jimmy Carr, because I'm interested in the art of stand up comedy, and 'A Stroke of the Pen - The Lost Stories' by Terry Pratchett. Also working my way through my old Asterix comics that I dug out of storage recently.

Edited to correct titles.

I love it for him that he's so desperately lonely.

Tidal's alright. Better sound quality than Spotify, and cheaper iirc. I tried it for a couple of months and would have stuck with it if I liked their discovery queues more.

Great band. Badman's Song is probably my favourite of theirs. It's so epic.

And yet it works fine with NFS Heat, and even the early access of Tokyo Extreme Racer is good enough. I don't expect finely detailed force feedback, just to be able to use it at all. It's not hard.

Moza is really getting more popular as well. It's kind of an unbeatable deal for a reasonably priced direct drive wheel, and with the release of the R3 there's really no excuse not to support it.

I've tried 2 Forza Horizon games on pc, and neither worked with my Moza wheel. I've given up on them. Imagine releasing a racing game without decent wheel support. And so many of them do it.

She intended to plan a plot? Did the Pre-crime Division catch her?

These are people that count a three hour business lunch as 'working' though. Also, I don't give a fuck about people choosing to work themselves to death. It's the ones that don't have a choice that I care about.

My home PC is purely for personal entertainment, so less of an issue, but there's little to no Linux support for my simrig hardware.

To be fair, the wife gave as good as she got. Domestic violence is high-larious dontyouknow.

So when's the general strike?