well said. Funny how states with good teacher unions have better educational outcomes. 

You are doing it wrong. If you get to that level, you don’t want to be hired. You want to be fired. They don’t have Golden parachutes, they have diamond and platinum ones.

Wealthy people don’t want big incomes because then they might actually have to pay taxes and contribute to the country’s infrastructure that makes their business possible, like all their workers have to. They can still obtain extremely low interest loans using those stocks as capital and then spend that cash as though…

“No one wants to work anymore!”

I blame my farts on the dog.

Yeah. The dust. That’s the problem with a game engine that’s older than most of the commenters here.

Not a single Bethesda game has launched in a way that doesn’t chug on PC.

That’s not what happened here, this isn’t a third party exclusivity deal. MS spent 7.5 billion to make this acquisition and they’re leaving money on the table by keeping it of a platform with an additional 40 million or whatever install base.

Whenever a corporate mouthpiece says: “It’s better for consumers!”

Oblivions, Skyrim, Fallout 3, Fallout 4, etc — they’re all solid evidence that Bethesda either has no UI/UX developer on staff, or the ones that they have are genuinely terrible at the job. But considering how low the bar is for ‘acceptable’ UI/UX work across software development, that’s not really saying anything —…

I dunno, most of the people in my life who played the entirety of Skyrim did so without knowing that feature existed, so I’m inclined to believe Bethesda’s UIs are not actually that well explained.

I wonder how many people on board with this were the same people who lost their minds at the thought of a person tattling on another person for violating any COVID-19 restrictions.

Also, The Lilith Fund is an amazing name, though it probably has less to do with the mythology of Adam’s first wife and probably more to…

Even if your favorite candidate is not running

It looks like it’s just trying to incentivize busybodies to sue people. So, e.g., an ex-boyfriend who wants to control his ex-girlfriend might sue someone who gave her a ride out of state because unborn baby.

Blatantly unconstitutional.

Hey if you read Texas’s newest textbooks it probably “is”

In Musk's case, it's about as wide as a Thai cave

Kevin Samuels speaking to Hannah from the grave.

Everyone has a “hate boner” because they have earned one at this point, Bethesda game studios has not put out a game without issues for a long time, and needing Moddershall to fix your shit over and over is lazy development (some Bethesda games years apart have had the same bugs)

If a game doesn’t really get going until around 50 hours once the main quest is done, then shouldn’t the main quest be better?