Reminding me of the time my fairly conservative, uptight grandparents really wanted to see Borat and they spent the rest of their lives saying "~Very nice!~" to me at least once a day

Nintendo put a mouse in the Switch 2 because they know the truth and the light

I'm only vaguely able to recall it, but wasn't it something like the same gap for Starfield? Something like the difference between "I have played seventeen other games this year and this one is neat" and "I have been waiting for this one game for seven years"

It explains all the AD&D rules they got wrong, though.

I miss Twisted Cheetos. They had a novel texture. Apparently they still exist in Europe.

I have *maybe* one human follower on here. No idea who the other hundred are. I don't think any of them have ever liked or commented on anything I've posted.

The consensus was that it was just a flashlight on the foregrip turning on momentarily, although he's still a dangerous idiot regardless.

Out in the sticks, we simulate this experience with red fox screams. They sound just like knife-murder victims.

I had completely forgotten about the console Battlefield 2, the Driver: San Francisco of Battlefield games

They're grabbing this guy's gaming PC? That's a fucking Corsair Vengeance. I'd know that "tacticool" case anywhere. www.newegg.com/corsair-atx-...

I mean, I'll personally give him fifty bajillion dollars if he can raise it by 5,000%. Same odds.

The full quote is more charitable:

"The important bit to note is that we will not generate “creative assets” that end up in a game without being 100% sure about the origins of the training data and the consent of those who created the data..."

although that still seems impossible to be sure of.

I've been reading a bunch of Mesopotamian stuff lately (love an Irving Finkel book) and a lot of cuneiform tablets we have are schoolwork that was trashed and dumped in a pit, and I often wonder if there are any doodles buried in these tablets similar to Onfim

Like handling a lot of pennies.

Are you willing to accept hot, fresh, house-made chips or is the fluffy middle bit of the fry the important part?

It's actually a pretty solid adaptation of the original novel, some cheesy live-action interstitials aside. www.youtube.com/watch?v=salc...

Hooked On Phonics gave me roughly three times the comprehension and reading speed of people my age. Never understood why it wasn't deployed more broadly.