I’m not disputing anything you are saying, but it kinda depends on whether you are building a cinema room or a living room.
I’m not disputing anything you are saying, but it kinda depends on whether you are building a cinema room or a living room.
If you lack any self-worth and identity on your own, you will derive it from hating others.
I’m watching things in 4K and playing in 1080p. It’s exactly four times the pixels, so it’s pixel-perfect scaling and it looks fine. (58" TV and the sofa is about 3 metres far, so a bit on the smallish side. I’m sure a 65" would look just as good.)
ADD hasn’t been used as a diagnosis for a while. It’s called the inattentive type ADHD now.
That’s across three countries, about a dozen cities, and several nationalities. I may be biased because I mostly associate with the 10%, who incidentally tend not to partake very much in organised religion because of all the abuse (e. g. because they are gay, speak against child molestation, or, god forbid, they lived with their spouse before getting married, as my wife did. Her family shunned her for that and basically doesn’t speak to us. Go figure…).
I can say with utmost certainty that about 90% of Christians I know behave nothing like that. On the contrary, they’re the vilest, most judgmental and bigoted shitstains that I have ever known.
They’re in all toy stores around here now.
Your friendly reminder that Half Life was $49 in 1998, which is roughly $100 today.
Unless you’re travelling near the speed of light. Then you energy.
Morning shower is DA THING.
Very true, but 2009 Wolfenstein isn’t underrated. It’s exactly correctly-rated.
That badly. Updates made it better, though.
The MIT is, but GPL is actually very restrictive. For example, it disallows publishing derivative works without those being licensed under the same terms (or newer GPL versions). That’s why commercial companies are reluctant to use GPL-licensed code in their products.
Someone said a beautiful thing on the internet: think of playing a game like visiting a friend. You casually pop by as often as you feel like it. Some friends are really once-a-year material.
I recently picked up Derail Valley after an 8-month hiatus, and almost doubled my hours in that game over the course of two weeks (it was a lot of playing). I just felt like it.
Just FYI, most open source software is not in public domain, it is protected by the same copyright we are talking about here, except the author made it available under certain conditions (the licence).
For me, it is earplugs. It’s uncanny how much they help me go to sleep.