I have no qualm with Geoff, but watching him uncomfortably try to shut that guy up in a polite way was glorious.

I feel the same, I was interested in the game but I feel like I’m less interested in it after watching that.

Yeah, I am not a fan of rants like this. His game looks cool, but swearing like that doesn’t help make gaming culture more mainstream.

Keighley had to get him off the screen before he inevitably took off his shirt and laid down on the stage.

I’m sure he just drank sizzurp, a codaine with soda concoction.

Well, there goes clicking on any link with HBO or GOT in the title for at least the next week.

The cloud is a mistake if people are less secure with it than the doors to their car or home.

Look, I don’t want to be that guy but he wasn’t simply “refused entry” he didn’t have the proper paperwork to gain entry. Simply stating he was refused entry in the title implies there is some injustice or discrimination going on there.

The concept sounds like it was a Black Widow script that never got the green light.

I heard someone suggest Natalie Portman, for a Leon: The Professional/Black Swan crossover.

honestly though considering how things play out that is probably the point. dominant and recessive genes dont matter and they were both equals with solid winning through experience rather than genetics.

Yeah, one of the few Kojima plot points that truly is nonsensical. Thematically, I 100% understand what he was going for, so I let it pass.

I’ve wondered about that scene in MGS for a while. the way Liquid talks about dominant and recessive genes seems to imply that dominant genes are all the good ones and recessive genes are all the bad ones but from what I understand about genetics that couldn’t be further from the truth. a person’s dominant and…

They’ve been saying fusion power will be here in five years for the past fifty-five years now. Ain’t gonna happen, IMO. Pebble-bed and thorium factors are more likely.

I still can’t believe people are still looking at ancient, poorly designed (for the location) plants like Fukishima and Chernobyl as the norm for nuclear power.

If you ignore the fact that you’d run the world out of lithium and cobalt, sure. I’d go straight to your backup choice of a perpetual motion machine.

The problem is the current generation of nuclear reactors. Key poor engineering choices have resulted in every accident involving LWRs so far. Fukushima was plundered by the idiotic placement of the backup generators. Chernobyl was caused because of poor engineering and training. Three Mile was a result of poor…

There are different types of nuclear plant, such as modern generation pebble bed reactors, which don’t have the downsides and meltdown risks of older designs. We’re also going to see fusion reactors come online in the next five years, which create no waste and cannot melt down. Renewables are nice, but nuclear will be…

maybe, but nuclear is a pretty good alternative to most of the other ways we generate electricity too.