SatyrSack

DuckDuckGo bangs are great for this. Just add !wayback (with the space) after the URL of the article you are reading, and it will search the Wayback Machine for that article.

Example: If the URL for the article is website.com/propaganda.html, change it to website.com/propaganda.html !wayback and press enter.

And IronFox on mobile

In a similar vein, I have had people genuinely not understand that fish counts as meat. Leaves me thinking

I think the vulcans are kind of dicks, so I'm fine with shooing them away.

Shooing, or shooting?

Not that it is the top ratio, but Alexander is another character who is probably on the list

EDIT: Ooh, and this guy who died in his first episode

Is your complaint that your fingers do not wrap entirely around the grips or something? It looks very natural to hold to me. Like an even more ergonomic Steam Deck.

https://clan.fastly.steamstatic.com/images/clan/45479024/1ab321a5b909c722f49d45554decb171.webm

1. I am not using the breakaway cables that come with the Svalboard, as those are too short. I am instead using a generic 3m USB C cable that wraps around through the back of the chair to connect the two halves (though 2m would likely be sufficient).
2. It should also be noted that the cables that come with the Svalboard only have the detachable magnetic head on one end; the other end of each cable is just a standard USB C connector.
3. I have considered getting 180 degree USB C adapters (random example pictured below) to mitigate snagging
4. I have not noticed anything awkward about the transition from arm to wrist. The way my arms rest, my wrists make a natural arch that bridges that gap between the arm rest and wrist rest. Hopefully that makes sense.

Yeah, people had said the same thing about the Steam Deck's face layout, but everyone who has actually used one loves the ergonomics.

That could be improved by matching the beat. Either by speeding up the animation, slowing down the audio, or a little of both

I use it as a scroll wheel on my Steam Deck often. Scroll with the left, point with the right.

Is your microphone pointed up or something?