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Rob from Gold Mountain Games joined us to talk about the things we're passionate about, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Schitt's Creek, and a brand new idea for RTS games. Definitely don't sleep on this episode, folks.Remember that you can always get in touch with us on our Facebook page, on Twitter, or with our Contact page.Content WarningDuring their conversation about how society is becoming more accepting of people being passionate about their hobbies (and potentially dropping the term "geek" when referring to them), Jay brings up the following fantastically wonderful line from the TV show Schitt's Creek:I like the wine, and not the label— David Rose, Schitt's Creek, Season 1 Episode 10: HoneymoonThe scene is, ostensibly a conversation about sexuality, and David's reluctance to label his sexuality. As such, that part of the conversation might not be safe for all ears. This part of the conversation happens at 9:47.Please listen responsibly.Show NotesFrom active timer battling to zombie slaying, Waffling Taylors covers video games beyond.In part two of this episode, we are joined by Rob from Gold Mountain Games. We reminisce about gaming as we grew up, as well as covering everything from passions for your interests, cat assassins, and augmented barbarian fish weaponry.So, without further ado, sit back, grab some snacks, and get ready for this episode entitled "A Catch-up with Rob, No Bards Allowed - Part One"Enjoy.— SquidgeAs Squidge points out in the intro, this is part two of a discussion with Rob from Gold Mountain Games. Part one was released back on October 10th, 2023 - here's a link to that - we covered: What Gold Mountain Games is What's happened since the OGL event And what we've been playing recently As part one of the episode ended, Jay had just been telling everyone about a cross-platform game launcher called Lutris; and that's where this part starts.Jay went ahead and talked about ONE of the MANY reasons why Windows games tend to (but not always) run better on a Linux-based operating system than on Windows. There are lots of caveats in that sentence because there really are many reasons why, but one of the main ones is how composable the Linux-based operating systems are: you can literally remove whatever you're not using, even if it's a core component of the operating system itself. Because of that, they tend to run faster, on both older and newer hardware, using fewer system resources.A Wholesome Conversation AppearedJay talking about Lutris and different operating systems brought up a wonderfully wholesome conversation about the human condition and being who you are:It doesn't actually matter at all, right? And I'm sure if I put the effort into learning a different system it would be absolutely fine. But I just find it really funny how people are people will get really angry about it.I like it in the pet community. Like if someone posts a picture of their cat and goes, "my cat's cute," you sure as hell I'm posting a cute picture of my cat and trying to prove that my cat's the cutest. I love the human condition.— RobAnd Jay drops some knowledge when talking about the different operating system choices:And when people come to me and says, "oh, but you should use Windows for this, or you should use this, that and the other," I'm like, "dude, use what works for you."— JayTo which Rob replied:I think with most things, people should just be able to make the choices they want to make and get on with it. And if it works for them, then it's fine, right?— RobAt the end of the day, you should like what you like. Who cares what everyone thinks, right?You do not want someone to like you for someone you're not, because you're going to have to pretend to be that person forever. And the longer you do that, the harder it's going to be, and the more miserable you'll be.It doesn't matter if people don't like who you are, because there are only a few people and there'll be more people who do like you because you're unashamedly you— RobAnd that comes back to one of Jay's favourite quotes from Schitt's Creek:I like the wine, and not the label— Daivd Rose, Schitt's Creek, Season 1 Episode 10: HoneymoonFull Show NotesCheck out the full show notes for some extra stuff, and some links to related things.Reach out to us on Discord, Twitter, Facebook, or try our brand-new contact page.Links of Interest Join our Discord server and be part of future episodes Our Facebook page Us on Twitter Support us on Ko-Fi Gold Mountain Games On Facebook On Twitter On Instagram On Tik-Tok On Twitch On YouTube Gold Mountain Games on Patreon A Catch-up with Rob, No Bards Allowed - Part One Lutris Signing Off... For NowAnd have you left us a rating or review? We really like to hear back from listeners about our show, so check out https://wafflingtaylors.rocks/our-podcast/ for links to services where you can leave us some wonderful feedback.The Waffling Taylors is a proud member of Jay and Jay Media. If you like this episode, please consider supporting our Podcasting Network. One $3 donation provides a week of hosting for all of our shows. You can support this show, and the others like it, at https://ko-fi.com/jayandjaymedia ★ Support this podcast ★

Jay Shetty and Laurie Santos discuss how Jay deviated from his original career path, navigated the pressures that came with it, and discovered a life of purpose in the process.Jay jokes that he was given three life paths to choose from growing up: doctor, lawyer or failure. When he decided to pursue a life as a monk after college, he didn’t let the outside pressure and noise from family and friends sway his decision. Listen in as Jay shares powerful life lessons and advice to Laurie Santos’s students at Yale University. Train your mind for peace and purpose everyday. Grab a copy of Think Like A Monk, or listen to the audiobook now! Book: https://books.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewFeature?id=1532264534&mt=11&ls=1&itscg=80048&itsct=js_httlam_bookAudiobook: https://books.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewFeature?id=1532264062&mt=3&ls=1&itscg=80048&itsct=js_httlam_audiobookA word from our sponsors: Learn from the brightest minds at The Great Courses Plus. Get a FREE month of The Great Courses Plus at https://www.TheGreatCoursesPLUS.com/ JAY. Go to https://www.Blinkist.com/JAYto start your FREE 7 day trial AND get 25% off a Blinkist Premium Membership and up to 65% off audiobooks. Get $100 off Tempo at-home fitness system. Visit https://www.tempo.fit and use promo code onpurpose. For a limited time you can get 12 weeks of The New Yorker for just $6 – that’s a savings of 50%! Plus, listeners will receive an exclusive FREE tote bag. Visit https://www.newyorker.com/ONPUROSE.

Our third podcast of the Plague features an interview with Merith Basey of Universities Allied for Essential Medicines. Merith explains to us how the corporate, profit-based biomedical research system is a plague that distorts the research and development process for life-saving medicines and vaccines. And it's a taxpayer-subsidized plague at that. Merith tells us about practical alternatives to this system that are in place and functioning in some societies, and we discuss one example of a "treatment" for this plague: the "Free the Covid Vaccine" campaign that Merith and I are both working on. Merith then honors her Welsh heritage, and her defiant attitude towards injustice, by reading us a particularly apt Dylan Thomas poem.Host and Editor: L.M. Bogad: www.lmbogad.comMusic: Jason Montero https://m.soundcloud.com/jamoja, and by my other friend named JayTo get involved in the Free the Vaccine Campaign: https://freethevaccine.org/Universities Allied for Essential Medicines: uaem.orgSound effects clips from soundbible.comclip art from nicepng.com

On this episode of On Purpose, I sat down with Kenneth Cole. Kenneth is a designer, activist, and married father of three. He speaks on the importance of resourcefulness for finding solutions to a closed door.How do we get from here to where we need to? Kenneth reminds us there’s an infinite amount of alternatives, and it’s up to us to refocus the lens on which we see obstacles. This episode will inspire creative insights to help get you to your desires. A Word From Our Sponsors:Transform your workspace at https://fully.com/JAYFor 20% off your first order https://visitmackweldon.com code: ONPURPOSEFREE guide “Seven Key Strategies to Grow Your Profits” at https://netsuite.com/JAYTo get 15% off https://vincerowatches.com/JAY

On this episode of On Purpose, I sat down with Kenneth Cole. Kenneth is a designer, activist, and married father of three. He speaks on the importance of resourcefulness for finding solutions to a closed door.How do we get from here to where we need to? Kenneth reminds us there’s an infinite amount of alternatives, and it’s up to us to refocus the lens on which we see obstacles. This episode will inspire creative insights to help get you to your desires. A Word From Our Sponsors:Transform your workspace at https://fully.com/JAYFor 20% off your first order https://visitmackweldon.com code: ONPURPOSEFREE guide “Seven Key Strategies to Grow Your Profits” at https://netsuite.com/JAYTo get 15% off https://vincerowatches.com/JAY

When I lived as a Monk we were recommended to reflect every 2-4 weeks. Usually we wait for new years resolution, but for me my birthday has always been a time for deep reflection.It’s important to reflect on the lessons from the past because they are the only thing you can truly take with you to the future.Life will teach you the same lessons over and over if you fail to listen. So much more than I could’ve ever imagined has happened this year, and I want to share the lessons with you. Get ready!A Word From Our Sponsors:Check out YouVeda at https://YouVeda.com and use code PURPOSE to take 35% off your firstorder. RIGHT NOW NetSuite is offering you valuable insights with a FREE guide – “Seven KeyStrategies to Grow your Profits” at https://NetSuite.com/JAYTo transform your workspace, go to https://FULLY.com/JAY With desks, chairs, and other tools to get us moving, Fully transforms how we feel at work.Go to https://Blinkist.com/JAY to start your free 7 day trial! Sign up for a new PLASTIQ account at https://plastiq.com/JAY and send $50 in fee-free payments!

When I lived as a Monk we were recommended to reflect every 2-4 weeks. Usually we wait for new years resolution, but for me my birthday has always been a time for deep reflection.It’s important to reflect on the lessons from the past because they are the only thing you can truly take with you to the future.Life will teach you the same lessons over and over if you fail to listen. So much more than I could’ve ever imagined has happened this year, and I want to share the lessons with you. Get ready!A Word From Our Sponsors:Check out YouVeda at https://YouVeda.com and use code PURPOSE to take 35% off your firstorder. RIGHT NOW NetSuite is offering you valuable insights with a FREE guide – “Seven KeyStrategies to Grow your Profits” at https://NetSuite.com/JAYTo transform your workspace, go to https://FULLY.com/JAY With desks, chairs, and other tools to get us moving, Fully transforms how we feel at work.Go to https://Blinkist.com/JAY to start your free 7 day trial! Sign up for a new PLASTIQ account at https://plastiq.com/JAY and send $50 in fee-free payments!

Dtown.dt and Jayto are back at it with the musical discussions you need in your life. Did we mention how funny we are? The boys talk about there top 5 songs for the year so far and this week. Who had the best beef and some predictions for their favorite artists. This episode is definitely not one you want to miss. Plus, an all knew game this week! So tune in to Bop It! Follow us on Instagram: @BopItMusicApple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/bop-it-episode-6/pl.u-DdANvVdCyWya6JSpotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/jmj0015/playlist/5YMfBSvnVxqz3kAbjNKcPf?si=hYKJtLCnR86gBY_Y-R2xSA

Dtown.dt and Jayto are back at it with the musical discussions you need in your life. Did we mention how funny we are? The boys talk about there top 5 songs for the year so far and this week. Who had the best beef and some predictions for their favorite artists. This episode is definitely not one you want to miss. Plus, an all knew game this week! So tune in to Bop It! Follow us on Instagram: @BopItMusicApple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/bop-it-episode-6/pl.u-DdANvVdCyWya6JSpotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/jmj0015/playlist/5YMfBSvnVxqz3kAbjNKcPf?si=hYKJtLCnR86gBY_Y-R2xSA

As our adventurers push further into an ancient temple belonging to the Goddess Natix, they find their Vex stone. However, due to divine intervention, getting the Vex stone will be a much more difficult task than they initially thought. With the Centaurs and Hunters only a few moments behind them, the adventurers must hurry before it is too late. Will they open the portal? Will they defeat Jayto and the Gang? Will Bru-Ti stop them? Or will they just end up as trophies over Jaytos artisanal fireplace. Find out this week! 

Our Adventurers head out to find the vex stone as they accept their quest to bring back Jayto to the centaurs.  We get a lesson in the many gods of this realm. Duran hears voices from a cavern and bring our friends face to face with a familiar foe. Follow us on social media for more DnD goodies: Facebook Twitter Instagram: @Trueadventurers   www.trueadventurers.com