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I made an effort to get more bird and insect pictures since they are so often overlooked, it's hard because they are fast and small

I made Red Lobster Biscuits (didn't even think about the fact it fit the new theme) Also butternut squash baked penne http://damndelicious.net/2014/02/03/red-lobster-cheddar-bay-biscuits/ https://food52.com/recipes/65423-baked-penne-with-butternut-sage-sauce

General Tso's Tofu https://www.connoisseurusveg.com/general-tsos-tofu/ I plan on doing home made cheese its for the theme

Stromboli http://www.pipandebby.com/pip-ebby/2010/12/18/veggie-cheese-stromboli.html

I really hope season 3 can break out of Hawkins, but I doubt it will. I just think if there is any chance of any change it will have to come along with a change in setting. I liked season 2, but it felt a bit rehashy and I fear for season 3 if nothing really changes.

Finished getting my photos sorted after my Kenya & Tanzania trip Album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/8ObIR9YvimLjPFh22

I found the game to be extremely linear and the choice between shooting or stealth is similar to dishonored. If you shoot bad people you are forever branded as a monster. I have up on stealth when after the first mission where i knocked out ever enemy except one that i killed some cop was yelling at me about being a murderer (Totally ignoring the fact that had the cops gone in many more on both sides would have died). After that I just said fuck it and killed my way through the game whenever i could. There are many forced stealth sections and the boss fights are forced shooting. The ending is also IMO terrible, like Mass Effect 3 terrible.

Stealing this from the latest Crate and Crowbar episode. Guess the top 10 games in your steam library by playtime, post your guess here then see how well you did and talk about what games you wish weren't on there or what games you believe should be higher. My guesses: 1. Crusader Kings 2 2. Skyrim 3. Civilization 5 4. Hearts of Iron 4 5. Europa Universalis 3 6. Fallout 4 7. Stellaris 8. Total War: Warhammer 1 9. Kerbal Space Program 10. Hitman 2016 The real list: EDIT: Well I was like 50% accurate. I am pretty sad that I actually spent 153 hours on Empire Total War. I really wanted a Paradox Grand Strategy game at the time, but didn't know they existed. Surprised I have spent that much time in Elite, but maybe I guessed it was lower because I had a lot of fun and it didn't feel like 205. Thank goodness WoW isn't on steam, I haven't played since 2009 but I think I had over a Year of in game time when I quit.

I am considering doing a major upgrade this year and getting a 8700k processor and 1TB M.2 hard drive. To do this I will need a new motherboard and have absolutely no idea what is good. Any suggestions?

I made cheesy pesto garlic bread https://www.howsweeteats.com/2017/01/cheesy-stuffed-pesto-garlic-bread-video/

they are making 3 a year tho

Possibly nothing? I will be out of the country until the 30th. I think a friend is having a party the weekend after Halloween so I might just use my Gorilla suit or star trek uniform for that. I like dress up, but I never feel particularly inspired.

I know exactly how you feel, I used to love Star Wars as a kid, I read all the books, I even liked episode 1 for longer than I should. I was pretty disappointing by Episode 7, it was so crammed full of cynical fan service, bad dialog and mediocre plot. Watching that trailer its obvious the dialog hasn't improved, also the first movie trailer I can remember seeing that repeats clips, that is something I expect in a fan trailer, not the real thing.

I made a vegan version of budae jjigae or army stew. Its a very hearty dish with an interesting history, it was first made after the Korean War and has a lot of ingredients that were scrounged stolen or smuggled out of US army bases, hence the baked beans and hot dogs (no spam in the vegan version). I didn't find out till today that it was effectively an illegal dish during the dictatorship of Park Chung-hee due to restrictions on the purchase of American goods. Anyway its a tasty stew and probably a lot healthier with mock duck and veggie hot dogs. Some versions also have ground beef, macaroni noodles and put some American cheese on top. https://tastygreenies.blogspot.com/2015/03/episode-5-vegan-korean-army-stew-vegan.html

I usually rest my arm on it, my wrist is above it, i use it mainly to help my wrist angle. I use one at home and at work and haven't had any issues.

This is literally how I cook every week. I make 2-3 meals and have the leftovers for lunches and dinners. This week. I just finished making carrots and fennel braised with orange zest and honey. Put it on couscous, is very good. Later this week I'm making roasted garlic focaccia and a vegan version of Korean army stew. Stay tuned https://food52.com/recipes/21426-carrots-and-fennel-braised-with-orange-zest-and-honey

you can get one week free if you want to check the show out and not have to deal with 'totally legit websites'

As a Vive owner I sure hope VR isn't doomed. The one good thing about the cooler weather is that I can finally start playing more intense VR games without getting super sweaty. It's definitely too expensive right now but there is a lot of cool stuff you can do in VR that is not possible in AR. Its surprising how easy it is for your brain to buy into the simulation, it didn't take long for me to start avoiding running into virtual objects in Job Simulator even though the graphics are pretty cartoony. The most likely future for the tech is for a combined AR/VR headset. Having something like a removable face plate. Both techs are currently limited by batteries and resolutions.

Cancelling CBS all access was a giant pain, but I did it before my free week expired. Edit: I watched the third episode, it was better, I am still on the fence.

Logitech actually just started making a new trackball https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/mx-ergo-wireless-trackball-mouse

I am pleasantly surprised that Total Warhammer 2 appears to be running better on higher settings than 1 did. Not sure how they did it, but i sure am thankful

There are plenty of ways, just not legal ones

I have never had serous wrist pain issues but I use a wrist pad to make mousing more comfortable https://www.amazon.com/Innovera-Mouse-Wrist-Rest-51432/dp/B0017D9AVY I don't use one personally but i have heard that using a trackball mouse for part of the day can be useful since it varies your mousing motion so you aren't doing the same wrist motion all the time.

I probably won't get to play much till Sunday but I can't wait to get my hands on the Lizardmen. From gameplay videos I have seen it looks like they have been making actual UI and engine improvements instead of just making this a kind of standalone expansion with only a new map and new races.