Weirdfish

I'll have to get 2312, haven't heard of that one. Same universe?

That was in the Red / Green / Blue mars trilogy, one of my favorites. Though I think I've seen the concept in other works as well.

Basically the temp difference between day / night caused contraction of the rail tracks, pushing the whole city forward so it was always just ahead of dawn.

For me it ubisoft. They've made some of my favorite series, then completely ruined them.

One day my rocksmith 2014 isn't going to work because they shut down the servers, and the over a thousand dollars I've spent on guitars, songs, cables, and pedals are going to be, well, not useless, but pretty close to it.

Looks like return to Lordran 2025 is over, but Dark Souls is always worth playing.

The basic point was that all holidays are made up. To suggest that xmass is less of a cash grab consumer fest than valentine's day is insane.

You dont see valentine's day advertised in January, around here xmass starts the day after Halloween.

I can think of quite a few ways to show love w my S.O. without consumerism.

Also, I don't see any false equivalence, just because it's been around longer doesn't make Christmass any less made up.

I design UI for systems infinately less likely to kill you when distracted than a vehicle interface.

The only possible glitch is that this is appearing before it was supposed to.

Being triggered specifically when the vehicle is stopped shows a lot of thought on the cover your ass for saftey lawsuits front, that was no mistake.

I'm still rocking a galaxy s8 and I love it. Only problem is many of the apps are dropping support and I cant update the os.

Really not looking forward to a new phone but itll have to happen soon

Quick google search suggests the ads come from same domain as youtube, so wouldnt be blocked.

Back to muting ads and reading lemmy on my phone

I watch primaly on my PS4, is there a network based solution?

I've always wondered what o7 was all about, thanks.

Well, I used to think an opinion couldn't be wrong, but here we are.

Being good at gaming has what ever value people ascribe to it, either the player them selves, or the people who enjoy the content.

A good chunk of my screen time after work is watching youtube videos of various gaming content creators.

There are a variety of reasons I do it, and I'm sure other people could at more.

Deciding if I'll enjoy a particular game or genre.

Learning new things about a game I already own.

Seeing how broken a game can be through glitches / speedrunning.

Sometimes it's just fucking funny.

So take your pissy negative attitude to other peoples enjoyment and go away.