I think 8 million dollars from 1960 would be about 25 million today?

That’s apparently a whole story:

Yah, that’s exactly what it was. It goes in kinda angled up and then you push it down level, I pushed it all the way to the mobo (maybe the standoff wasn’t there or I removed it by mistake?). To clarify I did correct it before I ever used it, I’m kinda curious if it would have worked. I had read the instructions but…

About three years ago I did something stupid installing a m.2 ssd. I don’t remember exactly but I think I didn’t realize you needed the screw in first or something, so I pushed it all the way down to the mobo and tried to screw it in. I was mortified but it’s worked fine. I’ve done a few other stupid things over the…

Last I checked (admittedly about a decade ago) they spent most of their retirement traveling around on a boat. So I think they’re fine.

That happened if you initiated conversation with someone while another companion was on a ladder.

I feel stupid and old, I don’t play a lot of games on my ps4 vs pc and I didn’t realize this was how it worked. I always fastidiously “close application” any running games, having figured it was still running in the background and consuming resources.

I suspect that “thousands” of people is probably a little closer to the truth than you'd like.

There was already a more lenient version of these restrictions in place so the mechanisms already exist. The publisher (which in China is often Tencent) is responsible for implementing this in a game, I think.

In the linked article it sounds like Mitsubishi pulled out two days after the ban was issued, which I believe is well before the ban was reduced. I do not believe that Mitsubishi has the ability to tell the future, which makes your claim dubious.

There’s a post below yours suggesting the ps4 version was even worse. For what its worth the tail end of her problems were really the software’s fault.

I would think rotational speed would factor in heavily in his ability to fly like a helicopter. Plus how’s he staying stable with the equivalent of a tail rotor? Can he change the pitch of his leg to climb and descend? If he jumped from a great height could he autorotate to a safe landing?

Except for the special hard difficulty called supernova you can change anytime, and normal mode is pretty easy so I’d recommend hard mode. I think hard mode feels like a good normal mode to me, so I’d recommend that if you’re at all experienced in fps or rpgs. I’ve had a couple of desperate retreats because I got in…

Private Division is actually the publisher, Obsidian is the developer. I confess I don’t really understand the relationships between videogame developers and publishers (outside the obvious one develops and one publishes, I guess?). But yah, Microsoft isn’t going to be undercutting their own studio. I do wonder how…

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Hell, Microsoft owns Obsidian, right? Obsidian is an asset of Microsoft and obviously Microsoft is trying to use their asset to sell subscriptions. I’m not going to turn down Microsoft’s own offer on a way to play (though not really own) their own game for cheap. I think this is more akin to netflix’s studios making…

I assume those stats are for all players, it’s even worse when you consider only marquee positions that are likely to be picked for the cover. Has madden ever had a nose guard on the cover?

Also if you think like an airplane’s pitch control. Pushing forward lowers the nose and pulling raises it. I need it that way for flight sims but don't have any issue with regular y in FPSs.

I work at an ill-defined nonsense “analyst” job, and whenever another sad meaningless powerpoint comes across my desk for review I change all the utilizes to use, and catch all kinds of crap. It’s what keeps me going.

I don't mind the equestrian stuff, I mind that they give the medals to the humans instead of the horses.