PDF is designed for user interfaces, actually.

I said what I said. Every. Achievement.

(Half joking, but also half serious. It sucks when people accomplish something crazy difficult only to learn that the game is bugged and the achievement fails to unlock or the criteria can’t be met)

For real.

If it were me, I’d probably be swinging the pendulum too far in the other direction, but I’d prefer that the developers clear the whole game to make sure the whole thing works. Submit enough gameplay data to prove that every achievement is unlockable.

At least Texas flipped blue in its key races. Texas has always been a stronghold state for Republicans, without which they could never win a presidential election. This just shook that foundation.

Hope people turn out again in 2028.

Here’s the original non-AI edited version of the panel, for reference:

It has curved Ns

Basically what the other users said. To contribute my own 2¢, it turns the game into a different sort of puzzle. There is a bit of assuming that you have some prior knowledge of the game to know what the various tools you get allow you to do, but it basically boils down to “What can I do right now with the tools I have?”

Getting some later game items allows you to sorta “sequence break”, where you can go and do things a bit earlier than expected. Maybe you don’t have a bow yet, so you can’t beat Forest Temple, but you do have the Mirror Shield and all of the keys for Spirit Temple, so maybe you go there first to do as much as you can. And if you’re lucky, maybe one of the chests in Spirit Temple will have your bow.

I’m willing to bet it’s 95% ghost listings that keep getting reposted until covid loans get waived.

Either that or just straight-up data farming. How do you collect the identities of thousands of IT workers? Put up a bogus remote job listing for a too-good-to-be-true IT position on Indeed and let them send it to you voluntarily.

Subsequent marketing calls and scam emails unrelated.

Then as far as emulation is concerned, the Switch 2 is just a Switch 1 with a newer Nvidia chip, updating the emulators isn’t that hard.

Seems similar to GameCube/Wii in that case, which is how Dolphin supports both.

Wondering then if any of the more prominent Switch 1 emulators can be updated to support both Switch 1 and Switch 2.

Can’t wait for the new Ocarina of Time to eventually get a randomizer. OoT randomizer is some of the most fun I’ve ever had with Zelda.

It doesn’t really. It goes from 2:59 (DT) to 2:00 (ST). But if a place says they close at 02:00, I suppose they could choose to interpret that time as the second one.

In the spring, it goes from 1:59 (ST) to 3:00 (DT)

I think Big O was fairly political, the city government is basically a midcentury take on corpo-fascism. The corporation controlling the city is the primary antagonist and its leader has a god complex.

I was relatively late to the Star Trek train. Uriel Septim was my first real awareness of Patrick Stewart. He was a legend and, though he died in the tutorial, his absence really was felt for the whole game.

Now I’m fully expecting the Oblivion gates to open any day now. Let’s just get it over with.

When you’re that rich, the world is what you want it to be.

And Liara barely counts because her species doesn’t even have a biological sex. They all just appear female compared to humans and so that’s how they tend to identify when working with sexually dimorphic races.

I was always a bit disappointed that there was no option to romance Garrus as Male Shep. One would think that gender comes secondary to species in terms of sexual preferences, but apparently not.

It’s interesting to think of the world religions that could have been, had the scales of power tipped in different directions. Gnosticism is an interesting take on Abrahamic religions, almost like a blend of Christianity and Buddhism.

There were even literal Greek Buddhists before there were Greek Christians. Heck, Christianity as we know it might not have survived without the original Greek drafts of the New Testament. There’s another universe out there where the eastern Greco-Romans were way too busy with the karmic cycle and achieving enlightenment to worry about the execution of some random guy with daddy issues in the desert.

First-past-the-post will always move towards a two party system. Time to start working on a massive PR campaign in favor of ranked choice voting if you don’t want to end up mirroring the US.

In my later days of working at a supermarket, knowing I was going to imminently give my two weeks, I used to apply all sorts of discounts to people. “You get a senior discount”, “You get a student discount”, “You get bonus points”, “I can’t tell if these are the organic tomatoes so I’ll just charge for the cheaper ones”, etc.

On my last day, I loaded up the savings card of my last customer with bonus gas points equivalent of having spent $1000 in groceries (basically just $1 off per gallon of gas). Curious to know if I ended up causing a stir after leaving, I asked a friend of mine who still worked there if anyone made a fuss. No one ever noticed or complained.

The store probably loses an order of magnitude more each day just on the amount of expired food they throw away. Yet the corporate propaganda wants their employees to feel like they just robbed a bank if you so much as scan a coupon that the customer didn’t bring with them.

Can’t speak for the previous poster, but I’ve blocked a lot of (non-American) football and Formula 1 racing comms.

Makes me wonder why Steam VR never made a version of the home environment with this functionality. Would be neat to give people the experience of grabbing a game off the shelf to play.

Maybe even adding a feature similar to EmuVR where you can play your traditional (non-VR) games on a TV in the environment (if that wouldn’t melt people’s GPUs to run simultaneously).