It wasnt. The pizza didnt have time to become soggy, it was gone so fast.

Mangoes.

I thought it would be bad but it is supposedly a must try in Guimaras island in the Philippines. Im not a fan of dessert pizzas but this one was surprisingly good.

agree. every time Linux games are mentioned in a thread, i always bring up 0AD. great design and soundtrack.

i thought at first it was those serious banana faces; but after SubArcticTundra pointed it out, maybe its the art style. serious, old-timey-looking painting with old-men-faced bananas

it has been a while since i read the manga but i think there was a long list of them. there was sand gourd guy for one.

first thing i thought of was Naruto (early chapters).

simply bananas but why do they seem nightmare-inducing to me?

last i used it, it became a slow, resource-hogging, ad-riddled, bloated mess.

i first considered this when maps.me went to shreds. for a while, i used both organic maps and osmand for my cycling trips. the cleaner interface of organic maps won me over. my main gripe at that time was the absence of a route import function. the dev team added that recently. now, i can import both kml and gpx formats.
now, if there is a way to save the in-app planned routes, that would be a huge help.

thanks for this very exhaustive list. this is the first time ive heard of sewer divers - with no PPE - sounds terrible.

that’s the joke, man. that’s the joke!

my first foray with linux was Xubuntu. transferred to MX Linux since but stayed with xfce. looking into having a go with xfce Debian. so satisfied with this DE, am not even tempted to try others.

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in my country too. and whats irritating is that most businesses and government services use it too . instead of, you know, improving their websites?

thanks, OP. that was such a nice read.
mine is: having dinner with the woman i loved. we sat beside each other and talked the night away. it was punctuated by laughter and every word just seemed right.
reality is we dont talk anymore.

i sort of get them, actually. as a nontech person who shifted to Linux out of necessity, i just wanted it to work.
i dont have to imagine not knowing what a kernel module because i still dont, despite using it for years.

congratulations. i thought that the comment above yours was the worst but you beat it by a mile.