I guess that is good reasoning. I guarantee you 95% of people would be turned off by the word “solder” though.

Is it even worth it at this point? You can get a One S for $200 now.

That doesn’t detract from the Ram’s offense being scary good. It just exemplifies how horrifyingly elite the Viking’s D can be.

Just bought Axiom Verge on Switch cuz I’m having a hankering for 2D Metroid.

O God. That thing is a great idea.

I agree that Penn is a good example of a Libertarian.

But the definition of Libertarian is someone who values personal liberty over anything else. While that may fall in with your definition 90% of the time it’s not always accurate. Leftist, liberals, and even conservatives put faith in government over a person’s…

Stever Crowder did that last year when he left for CRTV.

That sounds reasonable too. I’m sure he’s making a good living off of Patreon and other sources.

However, things changed after Nov. 2016. Look at all the hate rational people like Colin, Dave Rubin, Jordan Peterson, and Owen Benjamin are getting. Some of it is pretty comical.

Also, I’m not sure your definition of…

Reasonable theories. However, if it were just that, I think he could make it back and be accepted. Most people realize that you can make mistakes when your mind is clouded by spite.

I don’t think he’ll be able to though. (Nor does he seem to want to. I have yet to hear him say anything video game related lately.)
The…

^ This is the attitude I’m referring to.

I’m not a film study major. I don’t analyze things like scripts or mise en scene. (Unless the writing/scenery is so bad it breaks my suspension of disbelief.) If I like a movie while watching it then I’ll think it’s good.

If A New Hope is a 10 for me then ESB is a 9.8. They’re pretty much the same movie to me because…

I’d like to hear Colin Moriarty’s take on all this.

But he came out as a moderate conservative so games journalists have ostracized him.

A new Hope was the best of the OT. It introduced the force. It introduced Vader. It introduced lightsabers. (I know. These are all because it was the first.) I think the real reason I liked it the best though, was the Jawa sequence. I really think they needed to use Jawas more.

Most memory timings are plug and play now and most memory slots are color coded for dual/tri memory sticks layouts.

I guess you’re right in that a lot of internal things arent color coded but it’s almost a case of “if it fits in the slot it’s fine” nowadays. (Again, except for those blasted front panel I/O connectors!)

Algebra isn’t easy?




That’s a joke on being obtuse btw. I’m not really saying it’s easy. Most people just think it’s a lot more daunting because some PC builders trump up their ability to stick things in color coded slots.

Fair enough critique. I figured most people would be able to decipher that I’m recommending based on a lay person and not a person with access to $1000 in free PC parts.

I addressed that. He got a 7700k for free so good for him.

Jesus, you people. I addressed the free 7700k in the first sentence. This is a recommendation for people without access to a Gizmodo editor’s hand me down $350 CPUs.

Right. I addressed the free part.

I guess I’d agree with your HDD comment. Refurbished anything for Computer parts scare me.

Right. He got the 7700k for free so obviously best choice for him. Anyone not having access to a Gizmodo editor’s hand me downs should get a 8*** series at this point.

I’m not sure on the heat the 1000 series geforces put out. I might still want the cheapy CPU cooler but air cool might suffice too.