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actually HA! Good Fun! ​ ​Heh, I remember that little pivot of his to Russia. That friendship and progress stuff didn't really end up working out how he probably imagined/hoped it would.

Sorry, the question is just "should I upgrade to cat6a or better"? It would probably really only be necessary if you have very long cables - not sure exactly what the cutoff would be, but unless you have some bizarre setup, it's probably overkill in a home.

It's not a real tweet by the former president, but still good for a laugh. ...And also, it wasn't really an attack on anybody else, since it's an issue central to himself. It's throwing shade at the worst. But yeah, not him.

For the most part, not really.

Totally unrelated news: Abstractism [on Steam Has] Virus Crypto Miner and TF2 Scam Items ​tl;dr: Title gore aside, Valve's quality control is so bad, they've now allowed cryptocurrency "viruses" that mine cryptocurrencies for the developer, as well as drop spoof items that look like official, valuable items from other games (such as TF2). Ahead of the curve, folks.

...Uh, did you face the final boss of the DLC before you murdered everyone, Kalameet?

What does that mean, "maps are decline"? No usage of the word "decline" is an adjective as far as I can tell.

I like Zelda II more than any of the other 2D Zeldas. IIRC, killing Dark Link consistently was doing a jump attack towards him, but you have to do the attack like a frame before you land. ​ ​(e); Or maybe that was how you consistently hit knights...or both. I don't remember for sure, .

You can also use a "-nochatui -nofriendsui" command line switch for the time being to revert back to the old UI. I'll be doing that until at least - at least! - I have the option to disable auto-loading images/videos - that crap is soooooooooo annoying.

Okay, I think it's once per install or something - when it went first down, it wanted me to hit "OK" on something, which I rapidly did because I was in the middle of a game, because now I'm actually properly testing it, and that prompt no longer appears. That's not nearly as bad, but still kind of dumb.

Steam Friends will minimize your game if it goes down while you're online. No problem, I'll just set myself to...oh, wait, no, offline status doesn't exist anymore. Thanks, Valve, .

It doesn't help that Chancellor retired(?) and Earl Thomas seems to be pretty adamant about not playing for the Seahawks as well and the offensive line is almost certainly going to be bad again.

In Eastern Europe we didn't got access to consoles you are used to. We are PC master race all the way While I'm not Barti I doubt that is what he meant by that comment. He wondered which Zelda title would actually resemble a Soulsborne game and came up with Zelda II, the red headed step child of the series (and the most difficult of them). Yep. It's super easy to die because of tiny mistakes, it can be arcane, unreasonably difficult, and the combat is pretty difficult to master (and there are parts that will still be nightmarish even when you do). Seems like the most fitting title...and I would know, having played through it.

"I've never actually played a Zelda game so I can't really speak for myself, but according to a whole bunch of people, Nintendo has already done that a long time before Dark Souls existed." ...What, Zelda II?

Ah, I see. Yes, since there is no offline mode anymore, that is true.

The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. Trump: What you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening.

That last part - getting notifications for anyone starting a game - was always standard (and annoying) behavior, though. At least you still have the option to disable it. @Sonic: Yeah, that's how offline/invisible mode works. I'd been asking for invisible mode for like a decade, but not at the expense of not being able to go offline...

Steams Friends had a big revamp. It has some problems, and there are some things I like about it, and some things I don't. Hope they fix the stuff that I don't (e.g. auto-rendering on images, videos, gifs - that should definitely be an option...and no offline mode for friends is a big oversight - there's invisible mode, but you can't stop people from messaging you short of exiting out of Steam, blocking people, or going into the *real* offline mode...which prevents you from playing any online games).

Umihara Kawase (SNES). Shoot me in the face. No, really: this game is a 2D platformer-puzzler a la Solomon's Key, but the controls are just slightly off enough that it makes me want to die. You use an insane grappling hook that almost works well but not quite to navigate around kind of abstract levels that are constantly throwing stuff at you. And I really do mean "throwing stuff" - snakes (or something) that throw acorns at you, water barrels that shoot out flying fish, little trees that shoot out electricity...all stuff that's intent on knocking you out of the sky as you're flying through the level with your just slightly too uncontrollable grappling hook. I want to like it, but it's just too brutal and the controls are just that tiny bit off - enough to make it way too frustrating.

the character still looks like CGI uncanny valley central, but now we can also see that probably most of the rest of the movie relies on about as much CGI and looks about the same, so I guess it's fitting

Yeah, Lost Izalith was made as they were running out of development time, so it was super rushed and pretty garbage.

That was a game that I thought looked like it could be alright when I had only seen screenshots. And then I played it and realized it was just an extremely wonky and bland survival game with only slight traces of anything approaching horror - it was just too janky to be atmospheric. I quit after about half an hour.

Yeah...wasn't he pushing for invasion of Venezuela not that long ago?

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