Ok, any game that I’ve ever seen someone in my almost 30 years online is going to strike most titles and leave inly the ones that are really old, obscure, or both. So, here are a few that I like but can’t recall seeing mentioned online other than when specifically looking them up:

• Stunt Island. Airplane sim-like game by Disney studios. Early 90’s
• Rocking Cats. Awesome NES platformer that has a really fun take on the genre
• Armadillo Run. Physics puzzle that a friend of mine recommended in the mid 2000s.
• Sacrifice. Weird (the good kind of weird) first person strategy game I pirated once after findingit on an FTP. Fucking amazing game from somewhere in the early 2000s
• A.r.s.e.n.a.l. An RTS from the late 90s. Don’t send an attack without fuel trucks!

Working with a few of them. One moved here around 20 years ago, and one moved here 2 years ago. They’re both doing fine. The rest I don’t know very well.

2013+

Yup, square cube law applies here as well.

Axis have some really good ones. Most of them support RTSP, and many have PTZ as a bonus.

Source: I’ve installed a lot of them onboard ships. Axis and Samsung are the ones that handle the environment best.

RSR is the only Clancy book I’ve read. Is it comparable to his other books?

I’m a simple man, so any ewok will do.

Yeah, the time period in which it was released definitely plays a part. I just find that anything in the book that isn’t geekery about army/navy to be tacked on. Such as the Iceland plot with that woman whose name I cannot care enough about to remember. “Yes, a book probably needs a subplot like that.”

T.J. Birria y Mas in the Sugarland/Stafford/Missouri City area (SW Houston). Fucking best taco in the world. Discovered it last time I was there.

Also, Johnson Space Center. Be sure to reserve a lot of time for it.

Not sure if it’s “best”, but despite my hatred for Microsoft, I actually like azure. I’ve also self-hosted via Hetzner in the past, but not sure if that meets your needs.

Celine Dion

I’m not sure if that’s OC or a reference I’m not cultured enough to understand, but I can absolutely imagine a modern OCP advertising jingle like that, showing how down with everyone OCP is and totally not evil in any shape or form. The TV ad of course shows people dancing to it like it’s some coke ad.

Pssst, Amazon already exists…

If we have to go by a fictional one, I think OCP.

Khaaaaaan!
Some men just want to watch the world learn.

Not 100% sure of the ingredients, but yes, it’s creamy. Involves a lot of milk, that’sall I know as I make it from these portioned bags with powder. Topped with a litte bit of bacon.

Blue cheese
Brussel sprouts
Cauliflower soup
Green peas
Brocoli
Olives

Currently waiting for my order at burger King. I was headed out the door to pick up some plywood in the nearest town, just as two of my kids returned from school. They asked if they could come too. We’re currently about to head back, but wanted to pick up something for the one hour drive back.

“Obama was fine” ???

Did you not see his tan suit? The humanity…

Be sure to include that reference to BenFranklinsDick

I can’t claim that I understand what you’re going through, but I do claim that I understand your reasoning. My dad went through the same around a decade ago.

Seeing him try chemo made me conclude that living means more than surviving. Make sure your family understands this part.

Come to think of it, it’s almost 10 years to the day since he died. I never questioned his choice, and I’m happy that he got to the end on his own terms rather than being pestered by family pressuring him to endure a kind of pain that we could never understand.

EDIT: Just for the record, I’m all in favor of at least trying treatment - It works well for many. If it is truly insufferable, treatment can be aborted.