"This is the standard diagnosis for why video games have gotten less social. These arenas are rife with disruptive hate that can be difficult to moderate, so players have responded by turning inward"

It's sad to see, but I've experienced it too, being a millennial and seeing the other side of this.

If you had asked me ten years ago if hardware as a service would be a thing in the near future, I would've laughed at you.

Yet here we are 🤦‍♂️

This will always be one of the strangest end of career stints in F1 for me. Something clearly changed this year, and we will probably never now exactly what. But Sergio Perez should not be remembered for what could be his last year, but as one of the best midfield drivers F1 has seen in a long time.

This was an insane take at the time, having two more seats will help talent that would normally never a get shot at proving themselves is immensely valuable.

Also, adding an American team when the sport is still growing over here is a no-brainer for sponsorships and viewership as well.

Having a newborn and playing Metaphor: ReFantazio for the first 4 weeks of his life has warped my sense of time and reality completely.

I'm not sure which of the two calendars I'm currently living life in right now 💀.

Wait, hear me out... I might actually get this simply on the basis that: 1. It doesn't have any "smart" features and 2. It looks dope as hell.

Balatro was the first game in years that made believe that there are still creative pockets in videogame design that have yet to be explored. It really renewed my faith in the future of video games.

You are probably tired of hearing this, but if you haven't played it, please do so!

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