I would like to know the function of the grey circle in the bottom left. Initially I thought it was a button but now I’m thinking it’s a microphone.

I don’t remember any of my relatives who weren’t chosen by me, didn’t have their blueprints partially provided by me, and weren’t a major part of my childhood.

This is what I see, too.

You make me think of a Doctor Who novel.

Good to know! Thanks!

That’s fair. What game, if I may ask?

Yeah … If it’s genuinely important that I get something, I’ll write it down, but usually I have a general idea of what I want my options to be for the immediate future and can remember enough to roughly satisfy that.

I usually don’t bother writing things down because I’m worse at remembering to look at what I wrote than I am at remembering an approximation of a list.

I just try to remember. Usually I come home with about 2/3 of what I needed and several things I didn’t.

My wife does most of the grocery shopping these days.

Gaming on Linux, while not perfect, is pretty great these days.

23 was before my time, but it is 1/3 of 69, so there’s that.

Thanks!

What is the source of this?

Like Fry! Like Fry!

No worries, thanks for following up.

Well, one viable solution is to use a non-compatible remote, but at least my TV complains every time I press a button on one.

Thanks in advance!

That’s disappointing; I always thought the one thing they got right was the 98/XP interface that Cinnamon copied.

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How did you do that?

I would be so happy if I could just disable the “magic mouse” (IIRC that’s what it’s called). I once talked to support for an unrelated reason and asked how to do that; they said the only way was to enable on screen narration.

Any time throughout the conversation I asked why those two things were connected, they dodged or outright ignored the question.