Squish the window narrower, and at some point all of the idiotic clickbait ad-spewing slideshows will turn into a nice scrollable list.

Works on all ex-Gawker.

Govern yourself accordingly.

The RV Industry should really consider scaling back and preparing for a saturated market, particularly when all of these new campers start hitting the second-hand market.

Look, pandemic, staff issues, whatever...

I literally cannot remember the last time I successfully acquired Taco Bell for breakfast when I actually wanted it, but I can sure remember the last 3-4 times I tried.

Between this and Vanilla WoW Remastered, It’s been weird to see my late-30's friends all get excited about going back to Gameplay loops that were fun in High School when we didn’t know any better.

Sure, it’s a shiny coat of paint, but underneath, it’s the same content.

This is kind of a big problem, hard work is necessary, but it is by no means a guarantor for success.

Early Access Strategy Games are a mixed bag - I’m all for Beta-testing mechanics to deliver a polished product, but I’ve bought half a dozen proof-of-concept engines that are sorely lacking in real content multiple quarters later.

It looks unique enough I’ll add it to the wishlist, but I’d be lying if I didn’t admit…

Sold, or the ad was taken down because the seller was suffering from a syphilitic episode asking more than 30 grand for a 15 year old Z4?

They hit this ABV entirely with primary fermentation.

There was really no winning here, Fox knows that it has a licensing goldmine that AS put most of the actual work into, and AS has really lost any kind of cohesive direction as an organization. No way that AS would pay the kind of money Fox is certainly demanding (if an offer was even made) and there’s no reason for…

It would work better if someone had remembered to tie up the front of that dress for her.

Like, I have no objection to putting some skin on display, but that just looks awkward and distracting.

Anthologies are always in danger of getting stuck in a rut tonally, and it really feels like What if...? is playing to some of those bad habits. I really hope that we see some brighter/funnier storylines, because at this point I’m kind of just expecting Deadpool to show up and just start killing people at random.

Over drinks, a Cadillac rep related a story about a woman who’d attended a focus group for one of Cadillac’s SUVs. The woman came away impressed with the car, but said she’d still probably buy a Mercedes when it came time, because buying the Mercedes meant she’d never have to explain herself to anyone—it’s a Mercedes.

I remember the ABV wars. Beer culture is better for having moved on.

If only it were trivially easy to register a vehicle in a different state - say, Montana... 

Devs tried to nerf him, and the player base got pissed. I don’t play the game, so I don’t know what happened after.

Play stupid Gotcha games, win stupid prizes.

This feels like a going price for a car that everyone keeps saying is the next E30M3, but who’s maintenance costs will eat every dime of appreciation it sees, if any.

Buy it to drive it, but if you have to think about the price, no dice.

FTFY. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s.

Just because I can probably find a kit to solder myself and do it even cheaper doesn’t suddenly lower the barrier to entry for others.

99% of people can’t or won’t source/build it themselves, and the prebuilt kit specced in the article is nearly $400. In comparison, software emulation is effectively free for most…