Think about it: do you need to be motivated to brush your teeth every morning? To go to work?

Understandable, and I know that, but still. I expected more life out of it, and they marketed it as more future-proof than usual due to being a “special edition” essentially, yet the very next year Xs got some features that were literally locked from X due to silly reasoning. Felt like a betrayal of sorts.

Sad to not see it on X. That phone was frankly marketed as way more future-proof than it turned out to be, functionality-wise. It’s still super fast and capable.

Pretty sure it’s just spoiled children of filthy rich parents.

Why would you play PS4 on a ultrawide though? It just means pillarboxing on both sides?

I did, and it’s still super buffling. It was an amazing game in 2016 and it still is to this day. Replayed it a couple weeks ago and it’s better than 99% of stuff coming out.

No Uncharted 4 or Uncharted Collection on this list is a crime.

Always has been.

Eh, I love Chrome and don’t have any issues with it. Using it on my PC with 64 gigs of RAM, and my 2015 MBP with 16 gigs, I have 169 tabs open without any problems and multitask easily. I’m frankly more surprised at people having less than 16 gigs of RAM in 2020 than I am by Chrome’s memory usage.

They actually still do, more than ever. Baffles me, frankly, but they do.

Maybe due to hardware issues? Finished it a bunch of times on different machines and don’t recall any crashes.

How long would you need it to last though? I’ve had my Corsair AIO since 2014, recently upgraded to NZXT and gave Corsair to a friend, and the thing still works flawlessly.

Yeah that’s absolutely fair.

It is generational, and it’s not about technical knowledge of the systems, it’s more about knowing how the younger generations use the language. It’s like slang, really.

I’m not judging anyone, just pointing out how it feels to me personally.

Absolutely agree with that. I noticed it myself back at high school, when messaging really began to take off, young people’s grammar decreased all over, and that’s pretty sad.

Well that’s because I can’t really explain it, it’s just the way that “felt right” about it over the decades. About 90-95% of people I communicate with for work or otherwise are not using periods unless they separate sentences, so it feels odd when someone does. The article actually does a good way of explaining why…

I’m actually rather shocked by the comments since this feels like a really basic messaging thing for me. Unless you want to sound super serious or official, skip the period. I have a couple friends who use it in every single sentence and chats with them are honestly awful, it feels like they don’t know how online…

Because there is literally no other way to purchase a game? I’m not paying Steam/Origin for freaking Russian/Polish versions when I want to play in English. There is literally no legit option to buy games in English in many cases, besides resellers.

I’m curious about the whole “shady keyseller” thing being mentioned in every article.