They don’t need to go off. When he returns, we may see on the field how much his offensive line appreciates his concern for their lives, health, and that of their families, not to mention their livelihoods.

Also worth noting: to register a road as “driven on,” you have to change every single pixel on that road from grey to white/orange. The draw radius is generous, but make sure there’s isn’t a little grey speck left over. If you leave it until later, when you’re down to two streets left and you’re sure you’ve hit them…

Just to guess: only one Untitled Marvel Movie survived, so that’s almost certainly The Fantastic Four.

I mean, Pakleds are not throwaway aliens-of-the-week; they’ve appeared or been mentioned in several episodes across a number of series so far (shout-out to Starscream and Cobra Commander voice actor Christopher Collins-Latta appearing on-screen as one of the first Pakleds).

I am definitely here for What If…? now providing me multiple doses of one of my favorite comic book super villains of all time: Hank Pym, The Perennial Fuck-Up.

Also in the “Why should the rest of America care” category: should currently-88-year-old California senator Dianne Feinstein pull an RIP RBG while Larry Elder is governor, he has promised to appoint a Republican replacement and give his party a 51-49 majority in the Senate. Lord knows the Democrats aren’t doing much…

I have to wonder why the menu lists the molecular complexity of replicating each dish (meat apparently much more difficult to replicate that vegetables or treats). Do they work like “gas fees” on cryptocurrency exchanges, and each officer given a cap of “cm”s per meal or per day to limit the processing power required?

Well, it seems like you could plug a USB keyboard into it and run Workbench off of a thumb drive, if that’s your thing. I don’t know why you would do that for $140 when, as you said, a Pi cost a lot less. I’d have to see some benchmarks between the two (Shadow of the Beast is always a good test).

I mean, the idea that humanity’s ability to impact the Earth’s climate in any meaningful way is completely untrue and merely part of some eco-liberal “share the land” Communist agenda doesn’t appear here, but I’m pretty sure it’s climbing the charts.

The hard part here is that his accusers didn’t want to see Ellis “cancelled.” They wanted to see the system that enabled his behavior changed. And his return to published mainstream comics after one year of silence and being out of work doesn’t really seem like much in the way the system changed. But also on that…

I dunno, I still really believe that, for example, there’s now zero chance that Bran is going to be ruler of the Seven/Six Kingdoms when the last page is printed (haha). I don’t think it’s a case of Martin finding a different or longer path to getting there that’s more satisfying and makes more sense than the…

I have a theory that the after-books seasons were likely quite faithful to the plot synopses that Martin provided—I mean, why would anyone put so much money and energy into adapting his printed work and then completely ignore the blueprints as to what was to come?—and one of the main delays with Martin finishing the fu…

It seems as though there are several instances in history where a Nexus Event occurred and that parallel universe’s Loki escaped before that timeline’s eradication by the TVA. Although it happened off-screen, we should assume that the TVA showed up at Avengers HQ just after this Loki swiped the Tesseract and cleaned…

One thing to note is that the recall affects testers with a date code ending in “H7.” The date code can be found on the side of the tester opposite the clip.

What would Clint Flicker say about this?

Another Pacer backer here.  I’m glad it finally came to Xbox but, yeah, there’s something in Wipeout’s secret sauce that’s missing.

Sure, rhino/turtle/walrus/cavy people.

I guess the most important piece of information here is that almost all of the rewards from Forsaken and Shadowkeep (both weapons and armor) have had a ceiling placed on their power level, making them irrelevant to the current state of the game. You’d probably just be best off jumping right into Beyond Light and…

Okay, so: the current structure of Destiny 2 is that each year there is an annual “A-plot” expansion, and also three or four season-long “B-plots,” running in parallel.

It’s not a surprise: Bungie was going to either delay Witch Queen, or Beyond Light Season 4 was only going to be one month long.