We do the same thing! Had it yesterday for breakfast. We’ve been buying Ramen packs from Costco that are pretty spicy so we’ve been skipping the Sriracha though.

Aha my guess was going to be a Radiologist. The not wanting to speak with people tracked too 😆

By calling in to work on Monday.

Don’t worry I hear the sequel is coming.

How often do you have it vacuum?

The app doesn’t have much information about you. The vacuum does map the area as it goes so I guess worst case China might have a rough sketch of my house layout. It uses lasers to map so there’s no camera to worry about. I figured the benefits outweighed the risks with this particular purchase.

Me too! Over 6 years here. Damn fine vacuum.

It’s a shadow. You can see it on the beak a little bit. It’s more noticeable due to the extremely saturated colors.

That does not require an internet connection.

Weddings are the fucking worst. I can’t imagine.

Ha

Pretty sure they worded it exactly the way they meant to.

nVidia will be crying outside the gate

Yeeeeaaah I really doubt it sorry

Alpha: Incomplete, generally unstable and full of errors.

Just what a beta would say.

I wish that were true.

Oh no for sure I love a good indie game too. It’s just that if the ONLY reason someone would stay away from AAA games are due to the initial bugs and whatnot then they should try coming back after they’re fixed up a bit. But absolutely nothing wrong with not being interested and just rocking out some indie games.

Love watching GamersNexus pre-built pc reviews. Check it out if you haven’t. Confirms everything you just said.

I’ve found being a patient gamer really pays off. I have a relatively powerful machine but I don’t generally play any games that haven’t been out for several months to a year. By then they usually work, in my experience, pretty flawlessly. Anything I’m interested in anyway. Which are pretty exclusively single-player story-driven games.

On, Sunday, our sister site Tom’s Guide (which is a different publication targeted at less-tech-savvy readers), published an op-ed from writer Dave Meikleham claiming that building PCs is “a mistake”

I’m glad that article got called out. I would have been embarrassed to publish that on a tech site. Such a poor take. Like I get his point, but he pretty much broke the machine himself, then talked about how a laptop “just works”. Well it only “just worked” because you weren’t able to break it because you can’t take the thing apart to upgrade or repair it.