Ving Thor

I have a Signal group with friends, one of whom listens to all new metal releases and gives reviews of the new releases.

Taking notes: poop pants in Interview to assert dominance.

I can’t say anything about driving on the left side since I never had to do it.

About the clutch, I think it depends on whether you used to do it a lot. I used to drive stick when I learned to drive, but for the last 5 years I have only driven automatic or electric. But when I rented a car with manual transmission, my muscle memory came back within a few minutes and everything went fine.

I would like to play Bloodborne and Demon’s Souls. But I really don’t want to buy a PlayStation just for two games…

Amored Core 6. It’s the first Armored Core that I have played. The setting and story are not really my thing, but the gameplay is a lot of fun.

I live in a medium sized city (~95k) in Europe. It takes me around 15 minutes by bike to get to work.

I just managed to set up a C++ project with CMake for the first time. I have several years of experience with Java, Python and a bit of Rust… For the last 2 weeks I started to learn a bit of C++. The language itself is not really the problem so far, but the ecosystem around it is quite frustrating to me.

Fascinating. I thought smell-o-vision was just a joke in Futurama.

Isn’t it the third enterprise in the calendar? I think, door 1 had Enterprise NCC-1701-A, and door 6 had Enterprise NCC-1701-D.

Niiichts vor dem man sich fürchten müsste.

Because I like opening my calendar in the evening, this is now the second time your posts have spoiled my surprise. Looks like I have to start opening my calendar in the morning.

Blue Brixx Pro

Potato chips and similar kinds of snacks.

I rarely eat chips at home, but when I do, I eat them with chopsticks.

Yip Yip!

Thanks.

Go back four days and save my cat from getting run over by a car.

Giants: Citizen Kabuto

I would like to get one. Unfortunately I don’t really have enough space to display one. Maybe one of the smaller ones…

Yes, I agree. I can also recommend his books, especially “The Food Lab”. It explains a lot of cooking techniques, and why they work.