The funny thing is that I’m not some huge fan of Kemper’s. I didn’t watch The Office. I thought that she was good in Bridesmaids. I liked Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and thought that she was good in it, too, but it’s not like she’s one of my favorite actors.

Get something like these: https://www.amazon.com/Toggle-Switch-Protects-Circuits-Accidentally/dp/B07JZWYNDM

Take a few seconds to install and they block the switch from being flipped entirely.

Walmart can't do that, they used all their locked up aisles for products primarily purchased by black people. They aren't really subtle. 

Finally people can ignore the merits of the game and express their homophobia and transphobia at a silly-smooth 60 fps!

Oh yeah, PC VR is a dead-end, at least for now. This stuff needs to be affordable and largely self-contained (connecting to an all-in-one device like a console is close enough to that goal that I think it’ll work) for it to get mainstream.

It really depends on what you’re doing with it. For games and fitness apps with a lot of movement, having freedom to duck and jump lets you get totally pulled into another world.

Hey bud, the Proud Boys meeting is next door.

Get over yourself. Congrats, you’re an edgelord, mom’s basement dwelling, 1337 GaMeR that can devote hours at a time to playing a game. Good job. You get my applause. Some of us however, would really like to enjoy this game, but maybe have lives, jobs, a thing called RELATIONSHIPS to tend to. Asking a developer to…

“You can use the PS5's suspend feature if you need to go outside or take a potty break.”

Those jerks tried to circle him looking all hard, but his vigorous pumping and spraying all over the place got them off as fast as possible.

I think it’s because some of the games are (rightfully) designed with the difficulty as part of the experience, and others seemed to be designed with the idea that “really hard games are what everyone wants now.”

I mean. You have to do this action 10 times in order to get the achievement, and she fucking kills you for doing so.

When you’re bringing in such a vast scale, yes video games and discussions about them are all insignificant compared to real issues. I mean, holy shit, does someone actually have to say “in the context of video games, the entire theme of this website”? One that often uses colloquialisms and hyperbole given it’s a…

Hi, I wrote something in the hope that pop culture writers and fans of the MCU would understand some things about Sam Wilson’s background, because I think most audiences don’t realize that Sam Wilson is a special forces soldier (using common civilian language).

When Sam Wilson said he was in the 58th Pararescue, I…

Yeah, that’s true! I think the original commenter’s point is fair though. 

Dumb take. For multiple reasons, many of them already expressed here (e.g. there is no shortage of non-grimdark, massively successful comic book movies, including dozens of MCU ones, and a handful of DC ones as well).

The Dark Knight is no more responsible for crap like the Snyderverse (come at me) than Star Wars is for the glut of tiresome imitator space movies from the 1980s, or Nirvana is for the entirety of late 90s rock. Innovators are not responsible for imitators.

As is pointed out in the article, the MCU went with a different tone from The Dark Knight and was hugely successful.

Yup . Prestige is also probably my favourite film ever , but it wasnt exactly overlooked on its release . (It also has that weird thing where nearly every major character* had already , or would go on to , play a superhero(or villain).

Uck, yeah, I suppressed my memories of that part. That should have been a warning sign.