ObsidianZed

Ubuntu was my first foray into Linux via Ubuntu server in school. I didn’t care for it and several years later realized it was because I just don’t like Gnome.

Or perhaps that strap-on from Se7en.

Ooh an AIO docker image you say? I may have to look into that.

I remember thinking something similar when I was a kid modding Starcraft. Max levels/ranks in researching was 256 and I always wondered why such a weirdly specific number.

Fair enough. Honestly it was probably a safe bet too considering how much they have their hands in.

I can’t seem to find evidence of that. All I see is they’re Amazon affiliates, which pretty much anybody can be.

Do you have a source?

I’ll defer to @whotookkarl 's comment as they put it best. No one “wants” those jobs.

I agree 100%.

To me, this has always been more of a boomer complaint.

You can tell this meme was made by a Gen Z/Alpha gamer because games generally didn’t used to measure ‘completeness’ since that’s primarily measured today by trophies/achievements.

Sure, some games might have shown a percentage on your save file and of course you could find/complete everything in a strategy guide, but even those might not have shown absolutely everything including but not limited to Easter Eggs.

Edit: I grew up with a Sega Genesis, Gameboy, and eventually PlayStations.