I mean he's a himbo in basically everything he's in, from Seinfeld to Venture Bros

I feel like UE5 especially is TERRIBLE about this. Everything looks beautiful, yes - but what part is the game area and what part is just scenery? "Who knows," says most UE5 games, "we'll let you jump all over all of it because we didn't bother to restrict the areas you could reach!"

Just like the old horse armor, a lot of us are screaming into the void while everyone else goes "you're overreacting and besides, I like the shiny, how bad could it be?" Guess we all get to find out together because the idea of denying yourself the little treats for a reason is unfathomable.

The wedge is now fully in. The "it's just another tool" argument is widespread and people don't seem to care about its origins or that companies like NAI have outright admitted that they'd go bankrupt if they had to pay for the material they stole.

It is so nice to see people treat Slippy as something other than a punchline!

also one of the major manufacturers today announced that they're no longer making RAM for the consumer market

I'm pretty sure the nomenclature is khloes prower

speaking of, I saw this and immediately thought of you (I was showing my partner what *should* have been the partner for the Battlefield 6 event instead of Red Bull - if you know any service members, you probably know this stuff)

https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/4yegsp/razzle_dazzle_a_fascinating_and_illegal_carnival/ This has the same feel, I think it might have been this?

I know I watched a video about it years ago - I think it referred to it as a variant of Razzle, but I can't find much on the internets

I don't know that Hank could stay 'polite but firm' in the face of a guy who needs the AI to hold his hand through grilling

I keep seeing a reddit ad where it's a grill full of food and like "need a grill strategy?" Like how do these people dress themselves? Maybe you shouldn't be the grill guy if the concept of "the stuff that takes longer to cook should go on first" requires the plagiarism machine to hold your hand

this sounds like an absolute win, though?

I mean, I legitimately just a couple of weeks ago got an airbnb with my husband and a friend to spend the weekend playing Mice and Mystics - we regularly used to spend weekends at his place playing Gloom/Frosthaven before he moved cross-country.

Yo, you may already have the burner but in case you don't, I'm pulling for you. Tinnitus does have treatment options so I hope they can help provide relief. Pain on your inside that you can't alleviate yourself is maddening, but hopefully they can lend a hand.

legal-type, at least where I live. It's frustrating to realize how much they helped. Like I get a sort of 'second' inner monologue that can push back on my brain's bullshit and call it out for the lies and twisting reality.

I mean, my main coping method is kind of illegal over there so I get it... I took a break and realized "oh shit I've been self-medicating" once I went back to the "spend the night staring at my computer wanting to start things instead of starting them" evenings

so excited for you. Seeing stuff like this is always the "hmmmmmmmm..." feeling for me because on one hand I've made it 40 years just figuring out how to cope myself, but on the other hand stuff like this demonstrates that maybe it *doesn't have to be this difficult*

I dunno, but post ownership change the rice was... Wetter? Like not like more glutinous, just kind of soggy.

Sure, why not?