Inverting look is the first thing I do as well. I’m old-school and actually didn’t realize most people didn’t do that now until a year or so ago when my kid made fun of me. Oh well.

If you shrink your browser window the slideshow just becomes one long article, the way it should be. Of course, you do have to resize your window, but totally worth it just to scroll down real quick.

Leaves lockdown, sees police and immediately starts acting suspicious by reversing direction which alerts the police to his odd behavior, then attacks when asked a simple question. Doesn’t sound like the brightest tool in the shed.

I don’t know I’d consider that “camping” as it had just passed the work truck. While I’m not familiar enough with autopilot to know how much room after passing it typically leaves before merging in front again, I probably wouldn’t have merged over by the time the BMW swerves around. And besides, going at the rate he…

I’ve never read the comics, but I was pretty sure I picked up on the twist in the trailer, and now with this comment, I’m pretty sure I’m correct. BTW one of the best ways to ruin a twist is to tell people there’s a twist cause then they’re looking for one.

Weird. He’s a young black Democrat. Not what I was expecting at all when I went to see who he was.

While I knew that Elizabeth was their sister, I did just learn a few days ago that Mary-Kate and Ashley are fraternal (and not identical) twins. I always figured they looked a little different grown up because of lifestyle/eating disorders/drugs and possibly surgery.

I mean, that is a feature where they turn on automatically, but there’s also the issue of forgetting to turn them off when you get home. My wife does that all the time, so as soon as I start the car, they start up.

I’m going with Netflix because I strive to watch new things, and they have so much (and so frequent) original programming that I rarely have issues finding something to watch. Yes, there’s a lot of clutter, but there’s so much good stuff (170 Emmy noms last year alone) that any complaints about “mediocre” or “bad”…

I’m going with Netflix because I strive to watch new things, and they have so much (and so frequent) original…

That’s great! However, I’m more interested in graphical/performance upgrades though on an actual Series X version than playing the last-gen version, which is why I’m okay just waiting for it. Perhaps they’ll address some of the gripes/issues I’ve seen in videos as well.

I got so frustrated with that game when I first started it I nearly gave up. But once I gave up on the Doom 2016 gameplay approach, I enjoyed it. I’m with you on the level design though.

Going to try to finish up The Medium. It crashed on me a few hours into it and then my saves were gone. Yay. Not sure being forced to replay it from the start counts as replayability....

I have a Series X and will probably pick this up once the version is out for it (and by then hopefully many of the bugs are patched). I’m not planning on buying the current version and then sitting on it for a year waiting for the upgrade to happen.

I’m excited to revisit the trilogy. My biggest complaint about it (and this goes for many games) is the sense of “must defeat the reapers and save the universe and time is of the essence” is really hampered by side-missions. I wish the whole thing was more streamlined to keep the sense of urgency. It’s one of those…

This! I opened a Robinhood account last week but never put funds in but had all my existing stuff in Fidelity. I have had zero issues this week buying and selling GME (only issue is the removed the ability to buy fractional shares yesterday but not sure if that’s a Fidelity decision or not).

So for example if I’m hanging four 8x10 pictures in a 2x2 pattern should the middle of all 4 be at 58" (so the middle of the top row is way above 58" and the bottom row is way below 58")? Or should the middle of the top row be at 58"? Or other?

As a 48 year old dad to a 3 year old and a full time job and other hobbies, I get to play games maybe 5 hours a week, if that. I’ve been avoiding long games for awhile. I need shorter but good single-player games. The last long game I played was Witcher 3 and that took me about 5-6 months to finish. I’ve had Red Dead…

Aw man, I was really looking forward to this. At least it’s on GamePass so I’ve already pre-installed it and will play it anyways. Just disappointed it doesn’t sound nearly as good as I was hoping it would be.

Makes me think a Ready Player One-type game (hopping between videogames and movies and books) would be intriguing. The licensing would be insane though.

And then liberals boycotted Goya because they don’t think the office of the POTUS should be peddling for a company, and in response conservatives bought up a ton of Goya products to own the libs. Eating shitty food to own the libs.