Are You in a Love/Hate Relationship with Your Outdated PC?

-Techslop Mag Online

I see through the lies of the FIDE

Yeah, it’s a famous game (game 1) from the World Chess Champtionship in 1972.

Fischer was flustered about various conditions of the tournament and made an amateurish blunder by taking a “free” pawn with his bishop, which Spassky then immediately trapped.

me and the boys and I

It’s weird that that’s just how humor seems to go. At one point, the pinnacle of comedy was someone getting pied in the face.

In some good news on this note, the UK Home Office said yesterday that they’re finally going to stop sending the police after people who make legal, but otherwise offensive social media posts.

When I saw the headline yesterday, I thought it was someone’s idea of an April Fools joke. It’s about time though, because it was getting out of hand.

(these are the numbers from 2023, I believe)

So how does that work? Do you just have an AI listening throughout the session like a note-taker?

Paying your friend to eat 50 lemon slices in a row is a fantastic story at least. That’s hilarious.

Brutal… Omg, and it’s discover-mate when they capture.

I figure there was a pawn on g7 that the queen captured. No explanation for the magic horsey though.

And they say romance is dead.

You heard the cookie.

If I try to play bullet, I could probably find out for you.

It could be a bit of both, but in general I recognized after a certain point that the only one affected by my stress level is me, not the thing in the news. I’d also credit having a career where you have to get really good at controlling what you let affect you.

Yeah, I still think the criticisms of Bush were valid, but I’m so much more cool-headed as a person now that the difference in my response feels incongruent. Political news doesn’t take an emotional toll on me like it used to, even though I objectively disagree with modern politicians more.

Seriously. I was at the right age to be much more politically intense back then and absolutely despised Bush.

Now, I almost feel bad about it after witnessing the last 20 years of politics.

It was for brevity and clarity. People are very familiar with hearing “OCD” used casually, but “NPD” would have sounded too specific and clinical compared to “narcissistic” as a character trait.

The joke is leaning more on the OCD/narcissistic characteristics of Patrick Bateman than the murdery part. Like, having a ridiculously tedious self-care routine due to vanity (or self-consciousness, take your pick).

But oh boy! the day they appear!

I will have forgotten the move order.

I need you to do the subtitles when I watch British shows.