I do think it’s actually a cool project idea that I’d want to do myself (or a variant thereof). It’s not about it being “easier than pouring” (because that’s not the fucking point).

Granted, I most definitely would not use cardboard - probably wood, or maybe some kind of 3D printed plastic casing.

“So now that you’ve been briefed on Twitch chat, it’s time to stop calling it “garbage.” “

No, obviously.

[citation needed]

Except the author is talking about a problem for maybe 0.1% of games have as if 60% of them do.

Enginner?

Enginner?

For my end, the main thing that looks poor is how each item’s image causes the majority of the paragraph about it to jut all the way to the right side of the page. It’s bizarre.

For my end, the main thing that looks poor is how each item’s image causes the majority of the paragraph about it to…

Apparently they’re not making new articles each day now, they’re reusing the previous one, so old comments that don’t get deleted stick around.

Apparently they’re not making new articles each day now, they’re reusing the previous one, so old comments that…

That... sounds like more trouble than it’s worth.

That... sounds like more trouble than it’s worth.

All well and good, as long as it isn’t implied that you *should*.

Wow. This is next level politically correct-ness going on here.

Next problem - getting your kids to actually store the legos in the drawer.

ios/Windows here, so YMMV, but I use Overcast - the iOS app, and the website on the computer, respectively. It syncs between them, although it can be finicky:

“Enginner”

“Enginner”

You seem upset.

I knew from the title alone that somebody would prove themselves incapable of letting go of that moment. Can’t say I’m surprised. Don’t want to risk a moment going by where we can’t insult the guy, can we?

It’s all fine and good not to participate, but attempting to make participants look like outdated idiots is pretty pointless. Fact is, many of them keep doing it because it’s enjoyable and not the horror story often lovingly shared by some people every year in order to stand out and get attention.

I’m FAR less likely to use a gift that requires approval or confirmation from the giver like this. It feels way more awkward than just having a card you can use.

Making good points is apparently being on “a high horse” apparently. Baffling.

According to these 5+ Lifehacker articles on Thanksgiving, the proper way to get through it is being overwhelmingly prepared for conflict that likely won’t happen in the first place and to use drugs nobody else is using.