Why wouldn’t controllers cater to your fingers? That makes it easier to hold. Unless I’m missing what you’re trying to say. Stadia will have good voice control because google has an established recognition software, and other services aren’t as good because accurate voice recognition is expensive to develop (or buy)…

The new ps5 controller, complete with LCD screen and .5 seconds of battery life!

High vis vests and road flares/lights are pretty cheap

I usually respect your takes, but this one is incredibly ignorant.

“On the other hand, these people are now criminals because they’re altering government property without permission”

(that’s the point)

Because they’re paying publishers to exclusively release titles on their platform. In the case of Uplay, Origin and Battle.net, they are the publisher so whatever, they’ve got the rights to do it. Steam never brokered any deals to prevent publishers from selling on other platforms.

You’ve just earned GOG a customer. I didn’t realize their games could be played without a client, I figured they gave you a steam key.

“It will only be available on Denali 1500 and AT4 1500"

It’s not really coffee before it’s brewed, but if you want you can ice it

Life’s better when you don’t rely on it to feel alive

Fuck coffee

You won’t be going very far if you keep that up

Google also owns waze, so really it’s just choosing to have a worse experience.

What an absolutely garbage response from someone who clearly knows they’re wrong and refuses to accept it.

“But, like we already said, you may want to plug all this stuff in when you’re done driving around off the grid like a maniac. It’s all there to help you and stop you from, you know, dying. Just in case.”

On the same beat as this, wouldn’t it be racist to make the correlation that ugly + black = about black people? Kinda half assing it to just stop and say the company is racist, when you could’ve gone all in and said the people making the connection hold racist assumptions.

So is google maps, and there aren’t any ads there. Encouraging people to look at ads instead of directions for where they need to go is dangerous.

Is that some scene from idiocracy that I’m just forgetting?