For me it was Far Cry, about 6 months earlier. It had good physics, too - I would shoot telegraph poles to watch how they swung about on the wires. One of the (many) reasons I disliked Half Life 2 was that the graphics and physics seemed over-hyped given what had gone before.

Wait - so Ivanka is gay?

I can only have fast days on work days, because of the boredom issue. I find work distracts me, and it probably helps if I’m not at home with a fully-stocked kitchen.

I’ve been doing it for 5 years. One of the nice side-benefits is that it’s no longer such a big deal for me to miss a meal involuntarily.

I dunno. I did find I got headaches, but that was from caffiene withdrawal. Normally I’d have 3 cups of coffee a day, with milk and sugar. Having no coffee on fast days was enough to trigger a headache. I gave up coffee altogether for a few years, and currently I drink decaff.

That triple-negative makes your post hard to read.

And why American men have a cheerleader fetish. Here in the UK we don’t do cheerleaders nearly so much, so the fetish isn’t so prevalent.

I’ve done it by brute force trial and error. The order of the women doesn’t matter, only which woman pairs with which possession. Although there are 5 women, you are told Finch has the medal directly, so that leaves 4*3*2*1 = 24 combinations. It does take more tries than that because you don’t have random access, but…

She would not have consented because he wasn’t using a condom. She had made it clear that condoms were a precondition for sex with her, and he had gone along with that the previous evening. The next morning, he used the fact that she was unconscious to have sex with her without the condom

He is accused of rape. The British courts were all over it and confirmed it was rape according to British law. Specifically, he’s accused of having sex with an unconscious woman, knowing she would not have consented had she been awake. That’s rape.

They had the opportunity. He was under arrest in England for many months while he challenged the European extradition warrant in our courts. He was obliged to report to a police station once a day. If anyone wanted to nab him, they had plenty of opportunity. He only fled to the embassy when it looked like his court…

Doesn’t violating the Constitution and oath of office count as a high crime? He’s been in violation of the emoluments clause since the moment he was sworn in.

You can kill the boss then save the VIPs, or you can save the VIPs then kill the boss. I don’t think either path is intrinsically better than the other.

On the positive side, once he lifts Russian sanctions and sends his buddies in to help extract Russian oil, he will be richer than Gabe.

Sounds like you bought the wrong VR. Nausea is due to the disconnect when you move in VR but don’t move in real life. The best way to counter it is roomscale, meaning you only move in VR when you move in real life. So you either need a Vive, or you need to get the controllers for the Rift, and maybe extra base…

The article isn’t advocating a large carry-on. With the title I expected it to recommend clothing and such, as other replies to you have, and those are bulky, but the article itself just says keys, cards and medication. I carry my keys and cards in my pocket.

Don’t forget Ivanka running after that. She’s going to be your first female President.

If the laserdisc analogy is apt, then even if VR does fail this iteration, it will return in a few years with improved technology because the demand is there. (As opposed to 3D TV which never had much public demand.)

From what I’ve heard, and indeed this article, the Vive still has better tracking. Even with 3 cameras the Rift can’t handle larger spaces. Admittedly that only matters if you have a large space available, but it’s wrong to say the Rift is more accurate.