

- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake
Don’t care about the rest, but this one stings a little. Thankfully, the originals are still fun to play.


- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake
Don’t care about the rest, but this one stings a little. Thankfully, the originals are still fun to play.
Do you have any references for this? As far as I know the literature, the debate about “what matters more” is still ongoing with some research arguing in favor of personality and other research in favor of cognitive ability. Regardless of this, the relationship between cognitive ability and various life outcomes seems to be consistently positive, and I am not aware of any convincing evidence to the contrary.
Sounds like a skill issue tbh
Why would you need a text editor when you can just do cat > file ?
smh


Damn, I never met a celebrity.


Are you the same Gary?
I’m 38, and I still remember black and white TV.
As long as he’s having a good time.
Yes, definitely weird. Might be a brain tumor.
This sometimes reminds me of the “invert Y-axis” for camera controls in video games, where someone’s preference can basically determined by the question “Are you old enough to have played the original MS Flight Simulator as a child?”.
Someone’s preference typically reflects their tactile experiences that they made with their hardware early on, and once something feels “right”, there’s usually no convincing them it’s not (and indeed no point to it). It’s an artificial thing you have to get used to, one way or another, and there’s really no right or wrong way to go about it.
Those are pronouns. The meme is about (definite) articles.


Come on, how can you not make that detour…


Yeah, you’re renting, but that doesn’t mean you can just live in it.


Didn’t play The Last of Us until a few months before Part 2 came out. I went into them pretty much blind, and I’m really glad I got to experience them like that. Real masterpieces these games.
Self-immolating cloud of AXE body spray.
If Marge was the author, large potatoes would feature more prominently in the story.
Ah, the vestigial nobody. Haven’t seen one of those in a while.