American 9/12, not everywhere else 9/12.

Whine

Holistislop?

Honestly, is this a bad thing? It’s so easy to get lost in the cacophony of internet noise that being able to identify the intent of a post is kinda helpful.

It’s almost as if the forces of good and evil don’t abide by the line we draw in the sand, for some reason.

Wait, this guy’s gay?

The best part of Linux is shitty games don’t work on it.

Definitely not impossible. I also think they have a decent chance of killing the Xbox business model, given that there’s no real reason to buy an Xbox over a PC other than brand loyalty or wanting a console. The Steam Machine fills that second need, of course.

Dishonored is one of the few games that I’ve turned right around and played through again after I beat it. The gameplay is just so free. It’s not really the biggest map ever, but it is so dense and easy to navigate. I also haven’t experienced a lot of titles that just ooze atmosphere the way that Dishonored does. The art direction is off the charts, and I think it’s aged pretty impeccably. It’s always a good idea to do stylized over realistic, at least if you want your game to stand the test of time.

For sure, but it’s not “winning the console generation”

If it prices comparably to the next Xbox and PlayStation consoles, they may be onto something. I still think it’ll just carve Valve a sizeable spot in the market. But who knows, maybe Xbox’s business model collapses. There hasn’t been much of a reason to buy an Xbox if you already own a PC, and PCs priced like consoles could definitely put a dent in their sales.

The Cleveland Steam Box

Yeah, that’s the point. Their fart is about to be so powerful that the laws of aerodynamics take a backseat.

I suppose weakening Klan membership at the time of release would be more accurate, I’ll add it to the post

What’s really great about that comic is it’s a loose adaptation of a 1946 episode of the Adventures of Superman radio show called “Clan of the Fiery Cross,” wherein Superman also takes on the Klan.

Klan membership went down after the broadcast aired, partially because fathers couldn’t really explain to their kids why Superman wanted to fight the Klan.

It’s credited pretty heavily with weakening Klan membership at the time of release, and it’s on YouTube.

This is kinda unrelated, but you were mentioning some of the identity moments in the comic. I really appreciated how they did some similar commentary in the new movie as well and, since I had never seen those themes focused on in Superman, I did some research into the history of immigration commentary in Superman.

Anyway, that’s how I found out there’s an adaptation from the 1980s where the life pod carrying Superman actually just contains DNA which it then assembles into Superman, all so Superman can be an American-born citizen. The 80s were one of the decades of all time.

You don’t understand, I’m scouring the internet for obscure archives of videos on how to manually uninstall Windows 11 components with the command line because Linux is just too hard to learn!

Glad I could be part of it ;)

I’m sorry, did I come across as though I was poking fun? I am genuinely asking.

Now, that’s a watermark I haven’t seen in a long time.