Are people who own Apple products really going to start taunting others for spending more than they should on electronics?

Oh, I know better than that ;)

Or, you know... just show up on time.

I do this with pour-over. Not only does it mix on its own, but it allows me to more easily see how close the mug is to being full (a lot of my mugs have black interiors which perfectly match black coffee).

This is a ridiculous comment. I’ve used Amazon chat support several times, and it’s always been quick, smooth, and friendly.

I’m glad this strategy worked for them. The total Shovel Knight package has always been ludicrously generous, and $15 was way too low for such a wealth of incredible content.

Or a mermaid.

2018. 2020. 2025...

He told some jokes about Trump. Which, for all intents and purposes, are dick jokes.

This sequence completely blew my mind all those years ago.

I totally get what you’re saying, but does spending a lot of time doing something you didn’t enjoy really constitute “getting your money’s worth”?

To a degree, but in general, I actually find that the inverse is true. That games I get for “free” (whether it be via PS+ or some Humble Bundle bonus) often go unplayed, even if I was previously looking forward to them.

Shit... this is gonna be like the blue dress all over again.

Yeah. I also liked cross-save in games like Dragon’s Crown.

I don’t know what amazes me more about this post. That there are still new Vita owners in 2018, or that those stupid memory cards have managed to remain this expensive even after the console faded from relevance.

Amazing game. And easily the best-looking Mario on NES. SMB3 is the better game overall, but it always had kind of an off-putting and anemic color palette compared to the rich primary colors of SMB2.

It kind of already is. There are tons of shmups on Switch, even if I’d always love to see more.

As an electrical engineer, can you explain exactly how tin-foil hats work?

Even if it’s safe now, there’s no guarantee it’ll be safe after a future update.