That old stuff could’ve been broken down or repurposed at some point. I find it odd that in Breath of the Wild, 10,000 years elapsed and all the junk is just lying around still. I feel like they really overshot it with 10,000 years. Maybe 1,000 or 500 would’ve been more appropriate.

This is on 3DS?! YES! I am also excited to learn that this is a remake and not a sequel (because I never finished the original and didn’t want to miss anything), and about all of the control improvements (because I hated how the first one controlled, sorry). Hopping on this tonight.

Yeah, I just got to that part last night. Plus the fact that they have all that advanced technology 10,000 years prior that seems to have never existed in the other games.

Not only is street racing dumb, but so is speed testing any car on public roads under any circumstances. I can’t believe how idiotic it is that car makers and car journalists take to the open road to pretend they’re racing, putting innocent people in harm’s way for testing purposes. I made a similar comment to this on…

I feel like I could diagnose rosacea from the screenshot in this article. “Bright and clear”? I think we’re being trolled.

You can tell by her urgency and shame that she knows she’s getting fired.

All they have to do is take a screenshot of his typo and then fix it. They don’t even need to take the screenshot—they can just download one of the thousands of screenshots people take every time he makes a typo. This isn’t a big deal.

yuh key. Like “yucky.” Their “a” sound is like halfway between “ah” and “uh,” but it sounds close enough.

I’m not saying it’s mainstream, either. But when an article features an aside about a particular mark, I wouldn’t expect the author to spell it incorrectly, provide an incorrect pronunciation, and neglect to give even the briefest explanation of its purpose.

My point was that this is an American site, and they use U.S. English in every other instance. Why not here?

What’s wrong with it is that is has an “ae,” and the U.S. spelling doesn’t. It explains this right on your link. You don’t say encylopaedia, do you?

Sure, if you want to talk about news publications and exclude all academia and scientific writing.

I don’t understand why it has the same commercial twice in one video.

diaeresis

Nah, doesn’t work how I thought it would work. I searched for “in:chats” and I got a bunch of chats come up but as if each message were an email (grouped at least), but only up until some point in 2013. After that, nothing shows up, so they must’ve changed how history is saved.

I think you could probably search in the Gmail app. Gmail is where all of your chats are actually stored.

So do I have to replace Hangouts with Allo on my phone? But I want the chats on my phone to be the same chats on my desktop, and I want backups saved and searchable.

Yes, I also have gotten the impression so far that perhaps it’s way in the future. Or, based on some of the parts in this article, maybe it’s a retelling of The Legend of Zelda.

True, I kind of forgot that you can switch the weapon settings mid-level. (I only got a few levels into the game so far.) In that sense, you really are like an alchemist trying to come up with a winning combo. This can still just be kind of tedious for some.

Am I the only one who hates his voice?