OedipusRex

My thoughts exactly lol

This sounds like something you'd run across in the Zone.

Another tally in the “It was DNS” box

Somethings got to give if SS dries up, what that is I do not know. I have hopes for a more robust, more ahem socialized healthcare system, but that doesn't seem likely with current trends

2035 is in 11 years.

Boiler Up

It's literally illegal to do D2C sales of cars in a lot the USA.

I think it was to mirror Marvel's intro showing the history of the brand.

This one is super fun.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1428420/Nucleares/

Another nuclear plant simulator, haven't played too much but diving into later today with a friend.

Reddit did

https://heroicgameslauncher.com/

This is a Linux launcher for Epic (and others). It’s very popular with the SteamDeck community.

This was published before the game released. Since it's release it seems that Fatshark made some false promises in terms of what the game would entail and that the game took a large step back from what Vermintide 2 (Fatshark's prior game) offered in terms of QoL, stability, and gameplay loop.

Stockholm Syndrome.

I was there a few years ago and the power went out for a few seconds and everyone just froze in place lol

Mammoth Cave is worth the visit if you’re in the area.

Last time someone posted this he showed up in the comments lol

These are also commonly used for 3D printer enclosures. Get two and flip one upside down and stack them, add some walls and a door and you’ve got an enclosure.

If I’m looking to steal guns and I know you’ve got them, then I’ll just wait outside your house for you to leave and then go in and get them. Or worse.

Boiler Up!

Mindrape was a friend of mine. He's since passed away unfortunately.

Teams is the worst UI I’ve ever used in an application.

Which is where this falls apart. In the book the Metaverse is basically a completely novel location in “VR”.

If we’re pursuing a Metaverse, VR Chat is closer to a Metaverse than Apple.

Sea of Thieves came out in 2018.

Paper Mario: Origami King was announced yesterday.

That's incredibly insulting.

Whoever wrote this, hats off.

chromium - web browsers on Linux spent a decade going through a cycle of slick new slimline web browsers gradually getting buried in creeping features until they were as weighed down with chrome grills and ornamental fins as a fifties US car, at which point everyone would switch to some new minimalist alternative. Meanwhile these GUI widgets came to be referred to as "chrome", which explains why Google would choose to advertise their browser as if it was manufactured entirely out of deadweight bling...

This feels like an advertisement for the book more than an article about Packaging and Copywriting.

T&Cs stop at Twitter's border.

You cannot prevent that and it cannot be policed.

I have a feeling these food delivery services are going to fade into obscurity or outright die. They cost way too much already and prices are only going to increase.