Its always weird when liberals latch on to corporate titans like him and steve jobs while drinking their starbucks at target, failing to realize theyre as bad as the walmarts of the world. But I’ve never seen someone fall from mainstream grace quite like this

Diminishing Returns, the movie.

I have a friend I’d like to look into build a computer for (i’ve actually been working on a custom case design for a friend, hoping to get started here in a month or two) and getting it setup for just a couple hundred dollars while GPU’s are literally the price of a computer right now is actually PRETTY FUCKING…

But that’s who this article is for. And it says as much.

RTFA:

It honestly worries me that you are an adult human being that votes....

Not all of us sit and play video games for 8 hours a day. Some of us just like to blow off an hour or 2 once every couple of days. For us, the literal majority of people who own computers, this is a very good option.

Man I fucking love seeing comments like this. First you drop a lengthy, emotional comment about the topic that appears like you didn’t read the article, then you say that you didn’t know you were “touching a nerve” to someone offering a factual correction. Self awareness is in short supply on kinja today huh?

But I don’t think you’re the target demographic here, as it sounds like you take those things more serious than a casual gamer or work PC user trying to squeeze in a few rounds between spreadsheets. I could see this being useful for all-in-ones, entry level PC’s, and eventually, this will be great for non-gaming…

You obviously didn’t read the article. It can handle Overwatch at over 30fps with at 1080p on Ultra settings, that’s pretty good.

Hey, it’s a comics tradition to ignore and/or retcon things that happened in earlier stories.

I think because at this point he seems to be more focussed on making films (or trying to at least.)

Mostly I was making a dig at the way he ignored plot points from Iron Man 3 there.

I didn’t say they were good attempts, and I think it was more obvious in his early works.

At this point I’m pretty not interested if it isn’t the actual cast. Those are the people I like. Just reading books or comic books or whatever doesn’t scratch all of the itch.

He’s right, they are ads, the natural descendants of those “James Bond Will Return in...” titles at the end of those movies. (Or, you know, the one announcing Buckaroo Banzai Against the World Crime League, damnit.)

I also lean toward Mangold’s point of view on this. It’s just a dumb marketing gimmick. If you want to make an extra joke, like in Ferris Bueller, that’s fine, but these superhero bits are just ads.

What about bloopers that play during the credits? Can we have those back instead?

You don’t need to see the other two to follow the (nonsensical) plot, but they are a must if you want to feel underwhelmed.

Okay, I’ll bite. Thor 2 had a stinger ending that 100% should have been in the movie proper: when Thor and Natalie Portman’s character kiss. Like the movie still on the whole was pretty meh and the whole idea of a final kiss is a bit rote, but without it the ending didn’t feel complete, and a movie without a complete…