My phone has more power then the supercomputer that defeated Kasparov 20 years ago. I’m not implying anything, I’m stating that the difference between the SNES and NES is infinitesimal compared to the difference between the PS4 and the Pro for example. We are talking about computers not big blocks of wood, go boards…

Games? as in games published by Nintendo? with the old Nintendo seal of approval? that’s news to me. Or are we talking about the new SNES Classic and the exclusive starfox game it has? Cause that’s not a game for the old SNES, the one that’s obsolete. Or are we just talking about games that could be played on the…

Emotionally mature people don’t lie in uncomfortable situations. Rather, they face the reality of them head on. In a disagreement, they don’t resort to personal attacks; they address the issue being discussed. They are not impulsive and they don’t speak recklessly. They make sure they are calm and think before they…

A high quality go board goes for several thousand dollars, Nintendo’s might not be the highest quality but are still high enough for them to ask over a grand on one board. How many boards would Nintendo need to sell to equate 10,000 of the cables you were asking for? If they sell one board a month that’s still over…

No, the fact that they’re electronic products that were never designed to work for 30 years and for whom replacement parts aren’t made any more is what makes them obsolete. Well, that and the fact no one is producing CRT TV’s any longer, no one is producing new games, for them, the standards they used to communicate…

No, it becomes obsolete when no one published games for that console any longer - and in the case of Nintendo game, well, there was that Nintendo Seal of Approval thing for a while.

A cottage industry? and just out of curiosity, how many tens of thousands of dollars is this cottage industry worth? Nintendo probably makes more from go boards every year then the whole cottage industry you just in 5.

I don’t care. As long as actual children aren’t harmed I don’t care, and frankly neither should you.

I’m not defending pedophilia. I’m attacking faulty logic. Logic whose outcome I can see a mile away.

Yeah, but they’re not kids are they, they are... nothing, they don’t exist, they are fictional...sigh.

sigh... sigh, not child rape, or child molestation or anything, mainly because no real children are involved...sigh. Why does this need to be pointed out for everything, it had to be pointed out for guns and violence in video games, it has to be pointed out for sexism and now this? why do you people have such a…

Maybe, if you stopped watching them they wouldn’t keep making them. As opposed to your wishful thinking of them just doing what you’d like.

I was wondering when you were going to play the race card. Funny really, your comment reminds me of another moron in this comment section complaining there were black people that didn’t go out to protest, black people that didn’t complain about gentrification, black people that could actually afford to live in…

That or, you know, you live in a bubble so far up your own ass you’ve stopped having anything in common with the majority of people around you. Ask yourself one thing, and one thing only: why does google give that definition. When you realize why that is you might want to look around and see how far inside your own…

Second nothing, it’s the only one. The literally first result you get is a box with dictionary on the top that has a search field with the word gentrification and the above definitions.

And if driver licenses would actually be hard to get and easy to loose we might have more good drivers like your good self. But getting a driver’s license is a joke most of the time and they’re surprisingly hard to loose. That combined with dumb fuckers that are more interested in a paycheck then in their own lives…

Flying cars perpetually published by whom exactly? Journalists and bloggers, not major car manufacturers. AS for the problem with banning human driving and how big of a social upheld it would cause, that is mostly an american problem. Most other countries aren’t anywhere near as dependent on cars in a day-to-day kind…

I don’t think you know what rich means.

Google gentrification. What results do you get? my first result is a definition from google, namely:

The fact that you can use it at some places doesn’t 1) make it a currency and 2) doesn’t mean it’s viable for people. What’s the point of ‘money’ that I can only spend in some places?