i talked a lot of shit on this game. i got a free copy for ps4 from amazon (it was 15 bucks then there was a rebate) but never bothered installing it. my friend gifted me a copy when it launched on steam and now our online group plays for 6-12 hours a week since. it’s actually an OK game now. i’m having more fun than…

Que the usual circle jerk of “this game sucks” comments (there’s already a few), but 76 has vastly improved since it launched and holds a mostly positive rating on Steam since Wastelanders dropped. My wife and I still enjoy playing it together in the evenings after our kid’s asleep.

I have no idea about the running experience on a console, this game has been known to make my PC chug on relatively low settings. I’d assume it wasn’t very fun at all!

I’ve found the new content refreshing, it’s still an MMO with shallow mission structures but nothing any more glaring than any other MMO to be frank. At…

Unfortunately I’m not gonna be like all these other dick riders who just hate fallout 76 because they think it’s kool or whatever or be like you and refuse to see and accept the game had made big changes which are for the good of the game and it lasting.

Apple makes cool things, but their exclusivity nonsense puts me off their whole ecosystem. I can’t see the logic in buying an exclusive tag tracker when tiles do the same job and are supported by every platform.

I don’t think his comments were confusing at all. Especially with his other statements further clarifying the matter. To some people, the definition of politics means what its dictionary definition would claim it to be, and not something inherent to all of human interaction, as if it’s a force of nature or culture. …

I mean Huawei was basically built by Chinese government funded and operated campaign to steal IP from Canadian company Nortel.

I love these lawsuits about patent infringement coming from a country that has a rich and colorful history of companies regularly and blatantly violating them. I’m positive Huawai has a closet full of infringement skeletons.

A quick skim on a couple of the paragraphs in the complaint and I’m reading it as “Verizon buys Juniper networking equipment and Cisco Webex to infringe on our purported patents”. Shouldn’t Huawei be going after Juniper and Cisco then?

“New Looks at A Quiet Place 2 Reveal the Sequel Will Answer the First Movie’s Biggest Mysteries”

But here’s the thing. If a person finds a word offensive, apologize and stop using it. For 99.99% of the population, savage is a word with no baggage. We need to stop saying “you can’t say X because I can imagine a specific scenario in which a person might find X offensive under certain circumstances.”
We don’t need to…

There’s no obligation to do a job. It’s basically a big list of jobs from different Requesters, you can preview the job before accepting, and you can always return the job unfinished. It keeps track of how many jobs you return, though, and some requesters may use that as criteria for whether or not you’re qualified to…

If you look at the flight path you can see that the plane was just about directly over an underground installation of some type at the time it “caught fire”:

Iran’s Civil Aviation Organization is reportedly refusing to hand over the black box to Boeing, according to the BBC.

See my comment - I think the ones who blew the plane out of the sky were the Iranians themselves, by mistake.

If I were a betting man, I’d say the Iranian military incompetently fired an antiaircraft missile from a battery protecting Tehran airport; the plane crashed right after Iran began their “response” by firing rockets at Iraq and the defensive batteries everywhere in Iran probably were/are on high alert.

Agreed. 

It comes across as hypocrisy. They write these articles on a weekly basis but keep cashing the paychecks paid with money made from their pimping Amazon products. 

So you’d be ok with an article written by someone against Nazis where the website advertises the sale of Nazi flags, as long as there’s that editorial separation from commerce?  Got it.  

I’d say that’s the WalMart effect, not the Amazon effect. WalMart annihilated local main streets well before Amazon was around.