Ok, so I haven't played CounterStrike since the Source days, but can someone explain to me why you can see your enemies through walls?
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Sooooo... the set of glass bowls at the $16 price point apparently ship within 58-105 business days. Any idea what's up with that?
Sooooo... the set of glass bowls at the $16 price point apparently ship within 58-105 business days. Any idea what's…
The humans in this video are insufferable, but at least the concept is amusing.
Amusingly, it's a common misconception among those who follow such things that a giraffe is not Kosher because we don't know where on the neck is the correct spot to slaughter it as defined by Jewish law.
It's actually an important point from a public usage perspective. If the font improved readability for people with dyslexia, but decreased readability for others, then that would be important to evaluate if a business, government, or school were considering switching to the font for signage and documents.
Clearly she was practicing the piano instead of playing video games like us.
Here is everyone's healthy reminder that your views about complex subjects were not fully formed at age 17.
...it could just as easily be argued that it is because Indiana and Marion were 'good' and the Nazis were 'bad' (though, it could easily argued that this is horribly arbitrary).
Yes, yes, but that's not pithy and clever! Which is clearly more important than posting actual useful facts, like you did!
Sounds like a great hobby. I think I will start doing that in my 300-square-foot apartment. *sobs*
Water doesn't ruin electrical equipment. Water and electricity ruin electrical equipment!
Your initial comment came off unclearly to me. Having reread it in the context of your subsequent comments, I see that you were contextualizing your characterization of Quinn within the framework that GG set up and not actually advocating that viewpoint. I apologize for the misreading.
That still didn't happen. Nathan Grayson did not ever review Depression Quest.
Having read the Medium piece now, I disagree. It imposes a framework on Tropes vs. Women that TvW wasn't developed in nor claims to be, i.e., academic. The critique also suffers from several arguments that are beside the point, such as the distinction between tropes, themes, motifs and clichés. There's a response to…
I've been reading a lot of comments and articles about Sarkeesian, and I still have yet to see someone articulate what actually makes her critique intellectually shallow or shoddily constructed.
Personally, I'm interested in her misunderstanding of the damsel in distress trope. She makes a mistake in assuming that representing women as damsels in distress reinforces an idea that women are weak, because the trope's a variant of the grail quest story archetype, and ultimately is about the protagonist. A damsel…
Oh, totally with you there. I was thinking more about how much longer a probe that was launched today could last.
That's a great bit of information. I wish it were more widely reported.
Keep in mind, Rosetta and Philae were launched 10 years ago. Think about how much more efficient battery technology has gotten in that time.