Eh. Look at the guy in that vid, he’s what, 20 years old? That would mean he was 4 years old when the Wii came out. And I know exactly one person who’s used their Wii much at all in the last 13-14 years. There are a whole lot of people that haven’t touched a motion controller in more than a decade, and lots of young…

Wut? It’s completely standalone.

Yeah. You can. And it works. I thought this was a thing anyone who frequents a gaming website would know by know.

Not to beat a dead horse, but if every car Tesla has ever produced was currently owned and operated in California, it would account for 15% of the total passenger vehicles on roads in the state. Get out of your bubble, there’s an entire world out here to see.

No, I'm talking about the usable item icon. Bottom left, shows what pressing down on the d-pad does (assuming standard button mapping). Literally everything else on the HUD can be turned off or made dynamic, that one item cannot be. 

Yet I still can’t hide the item icon. Only damn thing on the HUD that’s not able to be hidden.  

That’s been in the game from the get go. This is a new addition in a recent update.

We’ll that first link at least leaves the possibility open, though HTRW is a catch all term that doesn’t necessarily mean radiological contamination is an actual concern. Toxic chemicals have been found further from the site already, and would be enough to invoke the HTRW tag when reviewing options. Without more…

Uh huh. If you’re so plugged in, surely you can point me to a document somewhere, right? Some record of that being the reasoning. Yeah? And not just some guy online making shit up as he goes?

Sorry, after you managed to get the entirety of your previous comment wrong, you’ll have to provide a source for the claim that the upper portions of the LA River are being left concrete specifically to handle groundwater contamination concerns from SSFL/Rocketdyne. And frankly, if that was the reason, it would be…

So the Army Corp of Engineers started laying concrete in the late 1930s in preparation for a nuclear disaster that wouldn’t happen for another 20 years, huh? The reality is that the LA River was paved as a direct result of severe flooding twice in the 30s. They may have finished paving it shortly after the Rocketdyne…

Yikes, I’m getting much faster times on my PS5. I think 10 seconds is about the longest I’ve ever had to wait for fast travel, and it’s as short as 2-3 seconds. Do you have something else going on the background something?

It means you ARE out of touch. But that’s ok, you’re in good company. I’m in the same boat, and I’m awesome. 

I’ve always used uncut fruit. Bananas are especially good for this as I understand they release a lot of ethylene.

Came down here to day the same thing. Just because eggs aren’t dangerous doesn’t mean you can make homemade cookie dough and pig out sans baking. That flour is a real problem still. If you’re going to eat your cookie dough raw, bake the flour first to kill any bacteria, then make the dough, then enjoy the dough. 

You’ve got a really funny idea of “Midwest”. The furthest east Aloy ever travels is Colorado. 

I am firmly in the “this is all make believe, it doesn’t need to make sense” camp. But if you insist on trying to make this one piece of it make sense in your head, why not just go with the idea that it’s also an issue of psychological reactivity for the paranormal entities as well? That nothing is actually physically…

Really need to get back to this game at some point. Played an early iteration but put it down for too long to just jump back into. The Artrmid Path or whatever it’s called should help keep me moving through the game this time though, and the additions here seem like they could be fun. Crazy how much this game has…

Decommissioning is already funded for every nuclear plant in America. It’s cooked into the operating rates already. Every station has $1B or more (depending on size/location) squirrelled away already, safe from all prying fingers (even while going through bankruptcy PG&E’s decommissioning funds for Diablo were…

They’re charging ahead with shutting down 10% of their generating capacity too. Gotta hit those renewables targets. And if you can’t do it by building new generations, just shut down a massive source of clean power that doesn't qualify as renewable! What could go wrong!?