Slay the dragon.

Go play it. It’s worth it.

PP coming in next year to do the same here though…

My still new-ish phone is a pixel 4a I got used. My laptop is a 2012 model and my car from 2006.

The release cycles are insanely fast and have been for a while.

Still no LiDAR.

Sensors that the Tesla famously doesn’t have (afaik, didn’t check) because Elon is a dumbass.

Love you too <3

I use Arch BTW.

I’m a heretic, but Vista > 7 and 8.1 > 10.

Don’t forget light pollution.

I wish they had an eGolf comparable to the Bolt and the Leaf.

Sponsors pay much more than views. So does patrons.

The true issue is discoverability in my opinion.

Where can I book a train to Europe?

Move it to am external hard drive with anything else you want to keep, then you’ll have access to it on any computer no matter the OS.

Fair enough

Please, most people don’t know how to use a scientific calculator at all.

AC Valhalla.

I played though all the other ones but that one felt so soulless and bland. I expected it to not be great but nothing this bad.

Then again I finally realized recently that I don’t actually enjoy open world games (with some exceptions).

If I want to look at the world through a screen I’d stay home and watch a documentary.

The camera they use will never have the acuity, color perception and dynamic range that your eyes have. It probably doesn’t work super well in dark environment and it’s definitely completely useless for stargazing.

I’ll keep that in mind! Thanks!

I liked the early game, but my interest fizzled out by the time I got to the large city out west.

I’ve never finished Witcher 3, bit I did like it. Still waiting on a good discount to try cyberpunk.

I can’t think of a large open world game I liked. Skyrim, RDR2, the new Assassin’s Creeds, Biomutant, Horizon Zero Dawn, GTA5. I feel like they sacrifice the story to fill a world with so many random side quests that it seems like I’ll never be able to finish it. I miss games that I could complete in less than 25 hours of playtime.