Now do guns

You guys are assholes for promoting this. It is never appropriate to suggest people should buy hacking devices to use against others that they dislike. That’s fucked up.

What a time to be an adult with a job, kids, and lots of responsibilities, where I can afford to get the games I want, but scarcely have the time to play them (insert crying emoji).

Maybe the planet was just passing by and was attracted to the neighborhood.

Clue, now that’s a good movie.

It’s a price for early adopters, but there enough of those (along with enough good will for Apple products) that I suspect this will be successful. There’s no doubt they could build a similar product at a more affordable price point in the future; just look at the iPhone.

I feel like Zelda games always come out towards the start of a console generation and don’t push the hardware fully, or come out towards the end of the console generation and are held back by it.

Harvesting and leveraging user data is literally their business model.  

Bull. Shit. Google is notorious with harvesting user data. They have no reason to value user privacy in any form.

You mean executives/CEOs? They’re not going anywhere.

Most workers forced back to the office are just sitting on video calls all day with workers in other offices anyway.

To be fair to his argument, Facebook does suck.

It’s an amazingly deep and fun game. My 9 year old and 15 year old daughters are having a blast exploring. Even my 43 year old wife, who doesn’t play games at all, loves going around and collecting things, opening up the map, etc. The long and short is, it’s probably one of the best, biggest, most fun, and most…

10. Skyrim
9. Cyberpunk
8. GTA V
7. Persona 5 Royal
6. RDR2
5. Hades
4. Stardew Valley
3. Witcher 3
2. Vampire Surviors
1. Elden Ring

You can play all classic retro games for free. 

Man wait until you guys hear about the phone book.

I guess it would be helpful for job seekers when they decide ‘I need to make $180k’ and they can see a range that goes up to $150k and say, no thanks.

I don’t agree with all of this, but it’s well thought out and well written. I appreciate the measured and fair response.

On one hand, six years really isn’t that long ago, and some of this seems like more than just a bad joke.

On the other, If I were held accountable at 36 years old for every stupid take or bad joke I’ve ever told, I wouldn’t even be able to get a job as a homeless guy flying a sign, so this is a complicated situation.

Peo…

I’m glad that this particular high-profile auction of a natural history specimen was stopped and I look forward to rich people who have a fondness for dinosaurs choosing to invest in actual research instead of these auctions.