ParlimentOfDoom

NASA used metric, it was a contractor that fucked up the conversion on their piece which they decided to do in US units for some reason

Next week: layoffs announced, including management

It was a state sponsored work. You don’t get to live off the proceeds of that and then deny releasing it.

They need to actually release a game for this to matter…

There’s a lot more options now. A family member got one like a year ago and loves it.

I think that was one of the ones I tried, but the 3 different recipe sites (big ones) that I tried basically brought back maybe 1/4 of the recipe at best.

It just wasn’t reliable enough to hand off to my wife to replace her pen and paper meal planning

This is all new Netflix shows sadly.

They assume no one is paying attention, so they’ve made it so you don’t have to pay attention (every single thing they do, they explain as they do it)… Or want to.

I’ve tried like 3 different recipe apps like the one listed, and none of them did the one feature they all claimed they were built around - importing recipes from the biggest recipe sites. It never worked properly. Even trying the various work arounds going through intermediate sites that could supposedly parse them better.

Hey, They had tobacco as well…

You seem to be very informed on the latest in ghost science. Thanks for bringing your expertise.

The whole point was an armed citizenry as a hard stop against government tyranny.

The whole point was the US didn’t have a standing army, so would need to rely on State militias. Like it literally says. It was never about being about to topple the same institution that made that law

I’m assuming it’s referencing his arsenic poisoning? Though, I’m not aware of any records of hallucinations that it may have caused.

Those magnificent men in their flying machines.

They go up, up-ity up up

They go down Diddy down down.

Not surprising given the new leadership is an LLM shill with zero connection to gaming at all and send to be there to gut all the studios Microsoft just spent billions purchasing. How this company can be so mismanaged for so long is astounding

…which is the whack a mole you claim wasn’t an issue for you.

No one said it was hard. It’s annoying. And unnecessary with an arr setup.

Yeah, maybe tell the guy who suggested plugging the laptop into the TV INSTEAD OF USING A MEDIA PLAYER.

You know, the guy I was responding to.

This site is populated by the illiterate.

Apparently they forgot to teach you about context in reading class, this thread was about plugging a laptop into your television.

Because you’re a child who can’t have been at this for more than a couple years. Most of the sites you use now probably won’t be there in 5 years.

Some little don’t want their looking room to look like set decoration in an 80s hacker film. Not all of us are single dudes who sleep on a mattress on the floor

My still-learning-to-read children are able to use it. They’d be unable to navigate a streaming site even if I trusted them to do so.

Now that it’s set up, the maintenance is negotiable. I can just browse my TV shows to see what new episode has aired.

…live service games shutting down is like the main reason for these bills in the first place. They are absolutely not excluded.

Any game currently live when the law rolls put should be included. If game is already shut down, but the company releases a new game, one could argue they should be forced to comply as well.

Buying the largest video game publisher while spending ungodly amounts of money on stupid datacenters will do that.

Dwarfassic Park?!?!

Jesus also supposedly said it would occur within the lifetime of those he was addressing at the time. So, we’re already a generous 1940+ years overdue…

Looks more like Galactus

It’s a grade school vs high school thing though. Also only our AP chem class has to memorize the entire table. Knowing the first 20-40 was sufficient for everyone else.

And Titan is 6% bigger than Mercury.

Any object you give someone else to keep is a gift.

Diplomats gift ceremonial shit all the time.

Why? It’s been years since any corporate game publisher has handled their products remotely well…