I avoid the problem by just using standard operating systems. I don’t use operating system robots because everyone knows robots will eventually turn on mankind and try to exterminate us.
Remember kids, use operating systems, not operating system robots!
…how low are your sinks?
I’ve had the same thoughts ever since I first heard the term. The gaming world seems to excel in making up stupid names for genres. Boomer shooter is a perfect example of this. These games have absolutely nothing to do with boomers or boomer style thinking, yet here we are.
Now that I’ve started, I’m gonna rant about character action games too. What the fuck is that? Most games have characters and those characters perform actions. Mario? Character action game. Halo? Character action game. Puzzle Bobble? You guessed it! Character action game. It’s such a generic and non descriptive name that can be applied to almost any game. And don’t get me started about “shmups!” 🙄
I almost ate the onion on this one. It’s far too plausible!
I’ll say it. He’s definitely at least partially responsible for this situation that he’s complaining about now.
That’s wild! TIL!
You’re all wrong. It’s DriveClub. They put so much detail in the simulation of air pressure, angle of light coming from the sun, dynamic volumetric clouds, and so much more. On top of that, they simulate their weather on the conditions 100 miles out from the actual racetrack to make things as realistic as possible. It’s absolutely gorgeous.
Do measuring cups not exist outside of America?
Yikes! 😬
I’m not sure what’s wilder: the ideas presented, the shocking length, or the atrocious grammar.
I hope you get the help you need. There are resources available.
If I’ve learned anything from Amazon, cheap Chinese knock offs are named by pulling random letters out of a Scrabble bag.
Sadly, they’re one of the worst offenders of shutting things down.
I use it and can confirm it’s pretty good. I only wish it had support for port forwarding because their current solution of running a looping script is clunky and tends to error out after a while.
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The cynic in me says that it’s because if they did this, you’d have less reason to buy their limited edition notebooks. If you could just buy a bunch of standard A5 notebooks for example, and one reusable cover, you’d probably stick with a cover design or two that you like and just buy standard notebooks which are likely cheaper, especially if you get them on sale. There’s less profit in that arrangement for the manufacturers since you wouldn’t need to keep buying limited edition (and likely higher priced) notebooks as you fulled them up.
Not sure I’d call it milk either. Seems more like juice to me.
Nut juice.
Say it. Embrace it.
Americans enjoy drink nut juice.
People lost their shit about Google Glass, claiming users would be able to take pics of them without their knowledge, yet they didn’t bat an eye at the established creepers doing that already with smartphones and they sure don’t seem to care much about Meta putting forth Glass 2.0, now with more invasiveness! An article about it is a good first step, but articles like this about Glass were everywhere, along with a general negative sentiment in the public (and there even were some assaults on people using those things!), yet I rarely hear about these even worse glasses. Do people just not care about privacy anymore?
I have both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples Day listed on mine.
My favorite types of those are when they flash the text, “The trailer starts NOW!” on the screen immediately before the trailer starts.
Exciting! I’ll be signing up for sure.