Tbf, the early games industry was notoriously bad at crediting people
Ok, thanks, this gets me one step closer to finding the "missing link".
Do you occasionally play videogames ? I'm asking because my parents are younger than you (they are in their early 60s) and tech literate but for some reason it never clicked with them, nor did "internet culture". Like, I would be extremely surprised if one day they started expressing interest in stuff like Reddit (let alone Lemmy) and I'm trying to understand why. So I guess my followup question is how did you get into Reddit ?
Yeah but there's also shit you have to pay for on top of that with prime. Basically it's on-demand rental, not really part of the offer.
Agreed. I like Dwayne but it feels like he's playing the same role in the same way in every movie at this point.
I wouldn't have said that a few years ago, but I think Bautista is trying a lot harder to be an actual actor instead of just a big name for marketing. And seeing the roles he's had recently, I think it's working.
I just had one today
"Do [registry edit that won't help]. Alternatively, try [setting that does not exist] Anyway this is not supported anymore as of [very old version] (actually still works)"
And in true windows fashion, the thing just needed to be disabled and enabled again. After it was broken by a windows update, of course.
Surely they will be a well adjusted member of society when they reach the end of that sentence
My gf has a cat who's probably somewhat autistic. But he's also quite smart and will just go away when overstimulated.
And they'll throw their arms up and say "who could have predicted that ???" When something terrible happens (conveniently ignoring decades of road tunnels accidents and the safeties precautions we learned from them)
Also in the main story. At least in the "canon" ending
Because they started building that up in The Witcher 3 nine years ago ?
They "reappropriated", and re-wrote, a ton of french words. As is their right, because all words are made up anyway
That's a bad example because it's a Golf.
Seriously though, pretty much every time I see one, it's either doing something dangerous and/or obnoxious, or is about to do it in the next 5 minutes. I can also count on one hand the amount of times I've seen one respecting the speed limit, and they're a pretty common car here.
I use it as either high five or thank you. It's usually obvious to my interlocutor because they know my feelings towards religion
I'd like to be completely non violent but headlines like this make it really hard