Wow, just the thought that he might have named one of his children that made me so viscerally angry.

No less angry after then looking up all the names of his (known) kids, mind you. If we ever manage to pry the money from billionaires, a portion has to be set aside for name changes for all of 'em.

Let the record show that if any of my descendants ever do this, I will haunt you

Some major long-overdue improvements... But the fact that the copilot button *exists* drags it all the way down to "worse than ever"

I like old MS Paint. Loads immediately, lets me paste a screenshot, save and exit. All it needs is transparency, and it would instantly be 200% as useful.

IN DEPTH | Where precisely you should shove this article (and don't stop until it hits your tonsils), you absolute ghouls.

The point was that there was a grand totality of problems, from dozens upon dozens of people, both big and small, that nobody was listening to or addressing. If you think we were saying, "These are all equally one in the same," you're a fucking moron.

All valid treat reasons. Even all together. Many things in the world suck right now. Suffer just a little bit less by allowing yourself some treats at whatever schedule you deem appropriate. (Just, y'know... Moderation and all that. Don't let the treats become one of the myriad of problems)

(not 100% perfect - enjoying surströmming in the comfort of your own home is fine if that's your thing. AI is far more noxious.)

"For the last time, NO, I do not want any surströmming. And frankly? It was rude that you even opened that can in my house without asking first. ... No! Not asking if I want any (and again, I do not)! You should have asked if it was ok to even open the can; that smell is putrid! Get out!"

My immune system does the same. But my friends have little kids, I live with my increasingly elderly parents, and one of my D&D group is immunocompromised. A couple days feeling like I got hit by a car is worth it.

Your only rewards for completing Skyrim:
-The ability to shout FusRoDah, which mostly just draws aggro from all nearby hostile mobs.
-Dialogue option to tell almost anyone you interact with that you are the Dragonborn! For most people this does nothing substantial, but... You never know...

The hidden passage is instead a single room with one of those VR pods. Might as well...

"Hey, you. You're finally awake."

Eventually you find the overseer's office- at last! A terminal!.. It doesn't seem worth all the computing power. Just page after page of blowing smoke up the butt of someone named Todd. Not even any good loot. Well, you don't want to trek back through the tedious maze, so you open the escape tunnel.

You venture into a vault, it seems fairly pristine compared to most vaults you've happened upon, but it is weird that every wall is lined with endless server racks. The main atrium is a literal maze of servers, often sending you down other corridors, only to end up back elsewhere in the atrium.

Sometimes you have to push a little rubber bulb a few times to prime it, but yeah - not intellectually challenging.

Though, after a long cold winter, that first mow of the season can be physically challenging if it doesn't start on the first couple pulls. Thrown my shoulder out more than once.