These engagement-bait articles are insufferable.

Holy shit

ROM is not a spider. This is because of inaccurate translation + ambiguity of story telling. She is an arachnid, but if you look at her and her offspring she’s very much so a type of Parasitiformes, which include ticks and lice. This makes more sense than a spider, because Parasitiformes are known for drinking the blood of hosts, and blood consumption is a theme of gaining the mutations in the setting. Hard ticks are an example of parasitiform that have a hard head, and soft body, which are also properties of Rom.

I imagine that this ticks or mite lived within the college on the heads of the students and possibly Willem himself, and drank their blood, causing the mutation to be of huge size and all the other benefits of drinking blood in the setting.

I’m pretty sure my game still has one, their name is Tav

Madonna

OpenWRT time?

https://lemmy.world/post/14693035

Making a text post about it here!

Ring your bell > silence > rering. Very good for coop summoning, speeds up connections by forcing a reannounce on the server.

OK I get it if you’re ringcycling…

What is this even referring to? The bell?

I think your mom does.

Oh I’m very aware, but that was the reason given!

Its for people who are scared of the word Linux from my experience.

My hope will be that it’s trained to ignore police so people will dress in Halloween police outfits to bypass it.

In 1998, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs criticized Microsoft’s monopoly and ‘dirty tactics’ in operating systems to target Apple, which prompted the company ‘to go to the Department of Justice’ in hopes of getting Microsoft ‘to play fair,’” the suit notes, heavily implying hypocrisy on Apple’s part. “But even at that time, Apple did not face the same types of restrictions it imposes on third parties today; Apple users could use their iPod with a Windows computer…

iPod launched in 2001. Am I missing something?

Y2K finally happening!

unfair to not have it say “the ruler” and include land conquered by Alexander the Great