I read the article and I still don’t understand why companies that are located outside the state of Utah would give a shit. Aren’t they outside the state’s jurisdiction?

And the console is like 8 years old, so anyone who wants one already has one.

For future reference, these exist:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MZPR43J

Job market is rough right now… could this be a life hack for getting a position at a restaurant??

My favorite term for this is “a post-truth society”.

Sounds pretty cool. This kinda thing takes me back to the OG Xbox & 360 era where they were always doing interesting little comms things catered to gamers.

You never know if they’ll stick with stuff like this for more than a few episodes, but at least they’re attempting to improve.

When offshore-sourced code gets too shitty they can hire some senior engineers to rebuild it in a way that’s compatible with the rest of their ecosystem.

And then he fucking yapped about nothing for 20 minutes while everyone in the world just wanted to get back to the DEN/MIN game.

Including Wii Sports is kinda bullshit. It was a pack-in for the console. Not like people had a choice there.

He makes/contributes to country music now. Maybe that’s what the second panel is getting at.

Somebody better put up a big fuckoff wall between the US and Mexico to keep the Americans out.

You didn’t address the questions at all.

HOW are the Harry Potter books Anti-trans? Where in ANY of the books do they promote Anti Trans attitudes?

Yeah fuck this. I don’t need to ride that nightmare train again.

I wouldn’t call this scene a “good night’s sleep”…

If Oracle were deserving of their name, they would have foreseen this whole thing.

There’s a Jason Segel movie about this called The Discovery. It’s a decent watch.

Talk about dying to get a place of your own!

Give me the 360 blades UI or give me death!

Oh no! Not concerns! What ever will poor little Mikey do about some concerns??

$27/month for UHD content. Just bananas.

At that price, you can flat-out buy a physical copy of one brand new movie every month, and in a year you’ll have a better movie catalog than Netflix does.