I used to arrive promptly at 7am, and clock out at 3:30pm.
The bus to the office was always empty.
The bus home was always packed.
Now I work from home
You just won the thread.
I'm sad they're not videos, but what a treasure trove.
Greetings from suburban Calgary, where we are currently both sprawling, and under a stage 4 water advisory for the month as our water feed main ruptured in June.
As a "3 hour a week dad" who has managed to rack up 150 hours of this game, it's a lot of fun. But it's also insufferable when they release updates that cause rag-dolling to launch you all over the map, and new enemies that are just completely bugged out.
From a 400k player base at the start to <25k now, I'm convinced they're actively trying to hurt the game to lower server costs. And why would they care? Each of those 400k players already paid their $50 for the game. And it's not like the new DLC is any good. The snow-armour that didn't help sliding on ice, and the fire armour that came with a fire-nerf.
It's fun, but don't go in expecting the same game every week. Chances are they'll nerf your favourite weapon in the interest of "balance", then ask for more money.
I split an RCA cable so my brother and I could play on 2 old Commodore 64 monitors, each half-covered with construction paper.
As a habitual lurker, this is amazing. I can keep abreast if my local town subreddit without loading their horrendous mobile site. Bravo.
This article was clearly written by an AI that had no idea what it was talking about.
Considering the needs of others and suggesting behaviours that benefit the larger whole is often scoffed at in the United States. See: History.
YMMV, I treat it on demand, but in most cases it's unused.
Civ: End turn
Driving games: Shift paddle
It's like the 4th mouse button. Sometimes you don't realize how much you might enjoy having it mapped.
Maybe not if you could cross play.
At current, there are 32k negative reviews. That's 32,000 people angry enough to go add or modify a review to be negative. The active player base is 100k. As far as "vocal minority" goes...
Why would the forced sale of a product have an impact on the value? Have you never been to an auction?
It's highly popular and has a built in user-base. If anything, the fact that it's being forced to "sell" should make the existing social media companies froth at the mouth.
It's already 1 month or 12 months. The obvious gap-filler there is to charge more for new activations. New subscribers are $25.99 for the first month, then only $16.99/month after.
In the mid-early days of reddit, upvote/downvotes were noticed as a method to hide the algorithm that was used to promote to the front page.
If you can see the exact counts, you can game the system. So the system threw fake up/downvotes into the mix to make it harder to reverse engineer. This could be something similar.
Television shows are 22-24 minutes, because cable TV should show 6-8 minutes of ads every half hour. 30 second ads in blocks of 3 or 4, multiple times per show.
15 seonds ads are almost too short for a trip to the kitchen. I'm not saying they're good, but if you want to compare to cable TV, you need to remember the dark times.
Do not look away from screen while ad is playing, or playback will be paused for 5 minutes for first offense.
Sounds like a problem for governments to figure out
Immigration was always an outsourced bandaid for solving population decline.
Meanwhile Google has always just forced you to go to Google Groups to log bugs in production software.