Ah. The Inland Empire. A wretched hive of bro truck scum and meth-addled snapback wearing villainy.

Get ready for the army of Social Justice Warriors shifting outrage gears and decrying that the villain is now a "person of color". When the cover art appeared to be a white man exploiting a "person of color", they were outraged... now that the character seems to be of the similar ethnicity, they'll still find it DEEPL…

Remote Play on the Vita is phenomenal. Latency was low enough that I was able to get a few Resogun trophies using it. (The one where you complete a level by only killing enemies without using guns).

Curries are wonderful, be prepared to expand your spice rack if you want to fully explore that rabbit hole!

I haven't had time to try it out, but I'd love to remotely stream my gaming library. I have a 150/50 connection and my gaming computer is on wired gigabit connection...I wonder if it'll operate from a VPN, like Hamachi?

This is true*

It's an /x/ related attempt to be spooky, channeling the mysteriousness of number stations.

And also the same reasons why donors from African nations are turned down. The benefit of pre-screening and excluding statistically significant demographics (like male homosexuals) that are overrepresented when it comes to HIV outweighs the public health risks of being inclusive and ignoring statistical risk models.

I did that for my last car, but just for the downpayment ($5K). I frequently do that for a lot of big ticket purchases. The points bonuses are nice perks, equivalent of getting 1-3% off, while it has the added benefit of showing a history of big purchases to the card provider...which can be used to justify credit…

From what I understand, underwriters can see lots of credit availability as potential for racking up massive debts.

If they raised your limit to 100K, you should be fine and shouldn't be at risk for having the limits lowered. The only time you'd really be at risk is if you request a limit increase when your credit lines already have high utilization/large balances carried month to month.

One of my favorite flying boats. Incredible plane with a very interesting history.

That scene in Kagemusha always gives me shivers.

Yup. Bottom line is that moving is good for the mind and body— something we could all do more of!

I wonder if it's just a matter of exposing the brain to different/additional stimulus? Some studies have shown that video games- among many other things- can provide momentary boosts to creativity and cognition.

I cut the cable long ago and have effective antenna setups that get a lot of HD channels... the problem is that I still rarely watch TV because interfacing with OTA using the factory TV remote- or my smartphone IR remote- is clunky. I do also have a Slingbox setup where I'm leeching cable TV from a spare box at my…

Ugh. Maybe it's because I'm used to old school browsers, but I want my forward, stop, and reload buttons to be independent of each other and always visible.

This. It's like nails on a chalkboard for me when the go-to descriptor is always some variant of "beautiful and minimalistic".

Yep. For such a sharp leading edge, but then that blurry, ill defined area right behind it..seems like it's aping the "enhanced" image of the aircraft that went up a little while ago

They did, jawbone shaving is a cosmetic procedure that is fairly popular.