beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

i thought i should have more space on my main drive, so windirstat came to the rescue once again.

almost 50gb of stuff in vortex's roaming folder in appdata lol. just a shit ton of skyrim mods and the like.

@KiKi88 FOUR TIMES, IT'S FOUR TIMES

also that's cool, he can afford three months of rent now

@hellhammer666 you can't buy hentai, but this shit is fine. wowza, australia is great.

my order of Vermis has 10 more days to get here before i'm gonna' start getting worried. it says the maximum amount of time for shipping is 45 days and it's been 35 now ;_;

can anyone help me remember the name of this game?

it was an old macintosh game, could have been elsewhere but that's where i played it.

it's just monochrome, i think. it's 2d and i think from a top-down perspective. it's a simple dungeon exploration game where you have to find keys to progress to the next area. i don't remember there being any sound but maybe we didn't have the right hardware for it.

it's definitely from before the year 2000, most likely from the late 80s or early 90s if i had to guess.

@LukeAlmighty yeah if my kid ends up a little bit autistic i've always thought i'll try to treat him as normal as possible. after seeing how my aunt and uncle raised my autistic cousin, i think part of the reason why he ended up the way he did was because they basically just enabled his autism and used it as an excuse at every turn.

obviously there are some learning differences and such, but i think it is still something that can be overcome with enough attention paid.

@Fiddle at this point in my life i LOVE coming back home to an empty house and i wish i could every time i came home

@poopernova

apparently all my roommates think i'm the most normal one. that's saying something

@zemichi @kumicota @yukialy @deadheat @takao it's 1 hahaha

unless you're doing that stupid bullshit where the divide sign isn't actually the divide sign or whatever cryptic math bullshit people use to try and look smarter than everyone else