Maybe it’s just me, but those don’t seem like huge changes… I’m surprised peeps are pissed about it.

Maybe they’re more upset about the principle of the changes (prudence because of ESRB)…?

It’s like gamers being mad if they reduced Tifa’s cup size in a remake of FF7. Is that really a change worth being upset about? I just don’t understand the perspective, I guess.

Dang, you are patient!

What’s all this hubbub in the YouTube comments about censorship?

I haven’t played Balder’s Gate 3 yet, so I’d say I’m patient.

This one is my biggest challenge too… I wish there was, like, a “trial” instance that folks were automatically signed up for and then after 30 days they had to switch and find another instance.

Once you’re in the door it’s lovely, but that first barrier to entry scares people off.

…is it weird that I actually like this part of it? It feels like it allows there to be different “flavors” of communities, and I can decide which flavor I like and which one I don’t.

I can see how it would get frustrating as a poster trying to figure out which community will get the most reach.

I don’t know Eric Andre lived on the eastern seaboard

This guy showers!

Have you tried a “shower orange”? Can’t recommend it enough.

The shower. Sometimes I just sit down in the tub and let life roll away in heated bliss

Really interesting talk. It’s funny to me how as the world gets more and more connected via the internet, more and more the law enforcement branches sacrifice privacy in order to “fight evil”

This is the type of “buried treasure” story that kids have these days.

I just imagine a movie like The Goonies but instead of talking about a cave full their treasure, they tell stories about the “flash drive full of gold” that’s buried somewhere in the deepest reaches of the garbage dump.

This is the future I imagined when I used to watch the Jetsons.

However, I never comprehended what a big data company might do with my vital statistics (privacy)

Heading into the peak holiday shopping season, 74% of shoppers plan to use credit cards to make their purchases, NerdWallet found.

Another 28% will tap into savings to buy holiday gifts and 16% will lean on buy now, pay later services. NerdWallet polled more than 1,700 adults in September.

1700 isn’t a huge sample size, but still pretty interesting figures.

You’re 100% correct.

I actually did a little research and apparently it’s sacrosanct to a Britton to even suggest heating water in a microwave.

I usually microwave a mug for 1.5 minutes, but this could also be nice

The middle one (at least) is from Sleepaway Camp. Terrifying ending.

How the hell do I even type LOSS?

Loved this read, thanks for sharing. A good illustration of how chasing an issue with a quick solution can lead to bigger issues.

I know some people from Clearwater and I think they’d just say “this is our community and our home”. It doesn’t make logical sense, but I’d say a lot about the town a person decides to live in is emotional over practical (unless you move somewhere for a job).