But that still implies that there is a thing to be offended by. 

This makes me feel worse about my workstation (not pictured... keep reading) of a 30 dollar doorframe ikea desk that attaches to my bookshelf, a 15 dollar easel that sits on it, my laptop, old pinter/scanner found in my grandparents’ basement, small lightbox, and a random circular kitchen table that isn’t really fit…

I like how the poster of that video was apparently salty enough about these ads to individually type out a retort for every single one with windows movie maker.

Apple’s tech generally looking great aesthetically isn’t nothing, I say as a windows user. I am doing research for building a computer and it annoys me at how much hardware and tech either looks like cheap office supplies or that “gamer” aesthetic that looks as if Kylo Ren designed it.

The fact that the guy offered to apologize for something he and his company later deny that he did is just insane. 2+2=5.

I really don't understand why they're doing that either. Like you'd think Maggie Smith's agent would have lit the entire planet on fire before letting anyone get away with not giving her proper billing in her work. 

Trailer hit me harder than it should. Was great to see all those characters again. 

Had a laugh when I saw the tankard one show up on Nexus. I’d definitely install the first one if it was ported to Special Edition, it’s out of the way enough to elicit a good laugh every time I accidentally stumble onto it.

It's the long game. Amazon wasn't profitable for the majority of its existence, as well as most silicon valley companies. Epic has F-U money and is willing to spend it to potentially someday have a powerful place in gaming commerce. 

If it helps, someone leaked a (now defunct) press/awards screener link onto the Good Omens subreddit and the the few people that watched it before the link got shut down seemed to super dig it, though I suppose that goes without saying, considering it’s a subreddit of Omens fans.

Definitely worth doing both, particularly Spirit of Justice, which has some really stellar story moments and great mysteries.

I live as a nomad. I resubscribe to a service when it has something specific I wanna see, exhaust a month of material, and then unsubscribe and move to the next service that has something I want to see. Unsubbing from services is second nature to me and is definitely recommended if you don’t find yourself using the…

When’s HBO gonna make a sequel-series to 1984? After all, when I read my favorite books, the first thing I wonder is “that was cool, but what happens NEXT?” and I never feel satisfied until I know.

You’re not wrong and the piece addresses that, but that doesn’t mean that there shouldn’t be things in place to help employees.

Ive never been able to stomach the mortal Kombat gorey scenes. I never watch gameplay due to it. Somehow I’m fine seeing the most gnarly murder victims in Nordic/British crime dramas you can imagine, but something about the mortal Kombat ones are over the top to make me really uncomfortable. Maybe it’s seeing the…

God writing doesn’t grow on trees. Either you just have a lonely paragraph of flavor text the day of as an excuse to share the trailer, or you have a more detailed piece a week later. 

“no point cleaning up the trash on this beach. There are other beaches turtles can lay eggs on.”

They’re not actually supporting it. They just know that their bad publicity and the ire of their employees is going to be even worse if they actively try to prevent the walk-out from happening.

Even for slower things, it’s nice to be able to do a basic task without drawing attention to your phone (frees your hands too, which is important for me as an artist.) Now they just need to let me use a callsign that isn’t a corporate brand to summon them, and rejigger their voice recognition software so that big data…

Nobody joins a cult. They get slowly aducted by it. it is never clear what a cult is until it’s too late. Most of these kids here thought they were just hanging out with a roommate’s charismatic father who gave decent life advice at the start, but he slowly took over their lives piece by piece.