The Mighty Palm

dammit, now I can't unsee it lol

Only few chosen ones will understand the joke here.

I got mine just because my last one was starting to die. But yes, I am not playing most of the games that require this new PC of mine so I do wonder why I got the powerful one.

I do art, so that's why I keep getting the expensive stuff (art pcs and gaming pcs have very similar needs), but then I keep doing pixel art instead of the more intensive jobs like 3D renders or PS images with way too many layers.

Well, I know exactly why I got mine. I wanted to do some evil haxx stuff there, but well, ran into critical problem. My mobo doesn't like VMs. So I'm stuck with an extremely powerful PC for nothing else than games and machine learning.

*snerk* Thumbs up for getting an IRL reaction from me, that's pretty difficult.

*stare....* *blink* *...stare...*
I got nothing.

A group of crows is called a murder of crows. English has so many strange quirks.

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Ideas are cheap, they're easy to make and once you have them you can't even give them away. Anyone who has any experience with finishing things knows that. To make anything, you have to put in so much more than just an idea, and the actual work is the only thing worth stealing.

on one can steal your ideas, but physically steal your file from your home. Remember people tell the same story, but later or soon add their own version.

I was going to say basically what @Sharm said - the idea is the easy part, and isn't worth worrying about other people coming up with. The hard part is bringing it to reality (and sometimes making people want it). The only way to avoid them beating you to THAT is to make it happen in good time.

It's true ^

That sounds like a funny scene for an RPG. "Do you agree to bind me, Darthulimun to this Earth? If so just sign the contract." "One second, my lawyer needs to look over this contract first."

Actually, the only reason why you sign with blood is so that they can refer to it as "that bloody contract".

YAS! This kind of thing makes me happy. Hope this evolves.

Why not? Let your work see the light of day! And if you decide to go back and finish those projects you can just expand on those resources.

I wouldn't say no and after The Mighty Pack, I could use more retro stuff. Now, time to get back to working on SNES music...

SAME. MORE. MUSIC. ALWAYS.

Youngster Joey in the Galar region

A couple of hundred? Is that all?

@The Stranger don't tempt me

Here in South Italy we gift palm leaves painted silver to everyone (as tradition).

Happy birth-day then? ;P

me too

Can ya splash some good feels my way?

@Sharm Good advice, but I doubt theyll let me set up my desktop in the Library.

The wifi router might be too old for the new PC. Some newer PC's can't recognize older equipment.

So don't bring the laptop. Use a thumbnail drive or something similar to grab the files you need. You don't need to use the automatic update to get them, just write down the information for your wireless card and go get it directly from manufacturing company's site.

Disagree. Your art is phenomenal.

Even his art is spagetti coded as heck. Have you ever seen the binary representation of image data?

Our meatball would catch ants and eat them. Now we have fewer ants than ever we had lol.

Be an interesting mechanic for a necromancer/druid hybrid. Using animal friends to clean the zombie in order for the unholy skeletal abominations you wish to make...some of you people make me dwell on some decidedly odd things at times.

Be it a skeleton or a zombie, they're basically the same thing with the exception that one has flesh and muscle while the other does not. Also, necromancers sort of put life into the undead, but it isn't any cohesive soulful life. Both are animated corpses. So in a way, your question should be 'what do you want to call the thing?'

@Philosophus Vagus Or conjure a school of piranhas