What kind of question is this? Who wants every game to be a hundred-hour slog? Little games you can play through quickly and be done with are awesome.

Newest PTR change gives her a second rez for her ult, kinda like Junkrat’s second mine. Looks like it might be the right balance.

They’ll get to jump back and forth between elevators trying to crush them now, so I’d say that’s a win for everybody.

I don’t understand the point of all these live-action adaptations of cartoons. The characters were designed as illustrations, and the story’s already been told; what do we get from this, aside from a bunch of CG?

They changed the default profile picture because what they had before was cute enough that some people just wanted to keep it - which was unfortunate for some innocent people who were being associated with the harassers. They purposely made the default icon more boring to encourage users to upload their own. It’s not…

I guess I was lucky, then, because I got this one on the first try. That was after I did some wandering on my own, though - I didn’t notice the Korok who starts the mission going. I happened to wander to the wolf and kill it myself, and then there was no issue when I had to follow the Korok. For me the whole…

All the more reason to leave it alone, right? There are better things to worry about. =p

Ahh, fair enough. :P

Sonic Generations, Sonic Colors and the daytime stages of Sonic Unleashed were great. It’s funny to see them try two different Sonic engines after those and then just go back to the thing that worked.

“This kind of game is terrible. Instead they should be making this other kind of game, which they are.” ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I use Chrome on every device, which handles almost everything. LastPass is useful, too, and because my photos sync through Google Photos and I listen to music on Google Play, I don’t really need to do any file transferring. This does lock me into the Google ecosystem pretty hard, though, so it’s going to be a pain if…

The biggest reason I still use Chrome is because it syncs across all my devices - home and work Macbook, Pixel, and iPad. Vivaldi looks great but until it syncs everything, it’s not much use to me.

I think the idea is that the liquid could be a component of a bomb, to be mixed and activated on the plane. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I honestly didn’t know the PS4 even had a web browser.

Fossil fuels are mostly plant matter, but either way it’s not like we’re killing cows to burn their bodies for our laptops. The dino-mush is already dead.

:D these differences in perspective are really interesting to me. I love the Finder - things like Quick Look are just so handy and easy to use that I can’t believe they aren’t in Windows as well. Mac’s full screen feature is admittedly really crummy.

For sure. It’s more that the dial has a clear practical use, while the usefulness of the touch bar is still kind of nebulous.

Saying this as someone who’s probably about to return a Surface Pro in favor of a mac: when you’re drawing with one hand on a Surface, the other is free to change settings on a tactile controller like the Dial. The touch bar requires you to look at it, which takes more attention and will probably slow you down. Of the…

I bought a Surface Book this weekend, having used Macbooks for something like 15 years, and while the machinery is nice I was really disappointed by it. The pen often outright refused to work and various little features of Windows didn’t seem stable. Developing in Windows (using the linux bash) felt like a pain, too.

“A whole overwrought post on Instagram”.