Alternatively - “You never use that thing! We spent so much money on it!”

It’s in the intro to S07E11. Took me a while to track it down!

I can definitely see the appeal of being able to do stuff with the information, and I doubt I could sit down and make a list of every game I’ve ever played. However my memory is pretty good for this sort of thing. It’s very rare for me to lose objects as I have a database-like memory for that stuff.

Amusingly this means that if someone else moves things then I’m comedically awful at searching for whatever it was, and if I move house or re-organise then it takes me a few weeks for my brain to record all the new data. Until then I’m a clueless idiot.

Oh and as I said in another comment - time is my nemesis. I often don’t know what day of the week it is and anything beyond about a week and a half into the future has almost no meaning to me. It’s not a very useful trade-off!

The tradeoff is that I’m terrible at time. Anything beyond about ten days in the future is almost meaningless to me.

Reading the comments - am I the weird one for just remembering?

Any time anyone on here wants to repost one of these things - at least try to find the uncensored version. LET’S KILL THIS IDIOTIC PRO-ADVERTISER CENSORSHIP BOLLOCKS!

Here’s an uncensored copy.

I quite like the way How I Met Your Mother handles this - the size of the apartments is the narrator misremembering. There’s an episode where the characters have been viewing a house in New Jersey Long Island - they return to the apartment and it’s portrayed as the size it realistically would be.

I played this on Game Pass (Gamepass? I don’t recall how they brand it) years ago and had fun with it. I’d enjoy playing it again, assuming I could forget my previous playthrough.

Red wine just doesn’t look like red wine on film - so they use white instead.

You “have ran”?

These are internal drives connected to a desktop PSU wired to a USB interface to connect to the laptop.

Haha, yeah. It does make me wonder whether I should bin the whole TrueNAS approach entirely. It seems like a tremendous faff when I could just have the files mirrored to another disk as a backup.

The hard disks are on a separate power supply. The TrueNAS software is running on an old laptop so it effectively has UPS protection.

I’m glad someone does! I don’t like disliking it.

I have to use Bootstrap at work and I’m really not a fan. It’s somehow more work than writing CSS from scratch.