He was born in 1946. The world came together to reject what he stands for before he was even born.

Ok, Agent Smith.

The “late, great” Hannibal Lector.

That’s not an argument, that’s somebody who only looked at the cover of the cliff notes on presidential terms but didn’t read it.

Right, but he can’t read, so it can still be his position.

Might be too late. They changed the policy a few years ago when they introduced mod packs. They didn’t want entire packs to fail if one person pulled their mod, so total deletion was disabled.

Folks can still hide their mods and make new individual downloads impossible, but it’s still there in the background.

(All this is from memory. I hope I’m wrong)

Ha, T1 is so outdated, his team doesn’t even know it’s an existing slow standard.

It’s like naming your new gold-plated “luxury” car brand “Horse & Buggy.”

As soon as I graduated, ‘too many people are fighting for IT jobs, depressing salaries, meanwhile we’re paying plumbers $100/hour.’

That was 2001. Almost 25 years later, I recently paid a plumber $300/hour.

I’ve always maintained that the first was a fine game that was tanked by the price. It was priced to drive gamepass subs, not sell the game. At $35-40, it would have been received much better, imo. Years later, now that it’s more appropriately priced, it seems to be more well-reviewed.

Unfortunately the second is going down the same path. It may take 5+ years for the game to be appreciated to its fullest (assuming no glaring issues), through no fault of the devs.

Ban dihydrogen monoxide!

Can’t be. I was born in the 70s and I’m only what the fuck?

Wasn’t that long ago that people even had pet rocks.

For many people, “drugs,” with no other qualifier, is just short-hand for “illegal drugs.” Plenty of people who say they don’t use drugs also take prescriptions or OTC medications.

It will be interesting in the next few years to see where marijuana ends up on that spectrum. Still largely illegal (federally), but if that changes, will people still consider it a “drug” in the same way they do now, or will it fall into a separate category like drugs that are mostly legal?

We can make his every dream come true and make him the first person on Mars.

One way trip, though. Everybody wins.

No.

See how easy that was, national Dems?

IIRC James Cameron intended Terminator 2 to end the series. The monologue at the end was full of hope that everything had changed and the future wasn’t written in stone.

Then the studio saw dollar signs and shit all over the message.

Bungie is a lot like Bioware in that regard: Some real bangers on the resume, but none very recently. It should serve as a reminder that companies don’t make games, people do. If the right people aren’t involved, or too many of the wrong people are, past successes are entirely meaningless.

I thought that was a little strange, but after looking it up, it’s probably a defensible phrasing.

He was only convicted of two murders, while the definition of “serial killer” is three+ murders (plus some other qualifiers). The list of other killings he was suspected of doing, but which were never proven or convicted, would put him in the serial killer category. So it’s fair, in a journalistic sense, to say he was “an accused serial killer.”

Kindred spirits.

Do middle names count? My grandmother’s first name became my mother’s middle name. Then my sister and her daughter also got that middle name.

As a compromise, he’ll just go with Gulf of Qatar. For absolutely no specific bribe … sorry, reason at all.