There is a *bit* of a rift between them, but I wonder how much of it is jealousy and resentment from the cops that the ice goons get to wear masks, and play with all the big murder-toys.

People feared computers because they didn't know how to use them, nor did they much care to learn.
So when forced, they learnt as little as possible, and called IT when ANYTHING went awry. They went through life treating it as the unpredictable magic box

I hope someone's got the material that went to the printers, somewhere; the best possible quality copies of everything in its finished form that could be reproduced, since prints of scans of mass market prints degrade like photocopies of photocopies.

I *really* want them to do Omnibus editions of the Nintendo stuff in particular - that all these super interesting comics are just kinda forgotten and unknown by most fans is really unfortunate, and they deserve a proper archival collection!

I've never been a fan, but the *theory* is that by making the backdrop of the screen a sort of average of the scene colour or extension of the edges of the frame, it disappears and you can get more immersed.

To me, humans are creatures of wonder and creation - other animals don't make up stories or just build things for no practical reason.

Bootlickers are always gonna be around to lick boots, but it feels like there are more people who don't want to use their own brains than who do.
Humanity is dying.

You obviously don't want people to be able to access phone tracking maliciously, but... it's to find a lost phone. You categorically need to access it *without the phone.*

The rest of the world is quietly breaking up with the US the same way a highschool clique gets rid of someone - just stop inviting them to group activities, ignore them, act like they don't exist, don't speak to them unless they speak to you, and then, keep it brief.
We're mean-girling the USA.