Similarly Doug DeMuro could make 5 minute car reviews but he’s really good at the long-form ones and has become a millionaire because of it. His quirks and features are not for everyone, but a majority of people like it, quirks and all.

I think Technology Connections is just like that, and I respect that you’re one of the people who may not like the personality part, but the information is pretty solid.

Eight hundred 5-8-8, two three-hundred, EMPIRE

Absolutely

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The reason I do it myself is because they’ll use a generic crappy no name filter and oil with no additives for older engines or anything.

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Certainly areas of rich, affluent, white people, right?

I’m thinking they were hoping that people would jump on it so hard they would rely on AI to make decisions and tell them what to do, but Microsoft would hold the keys to what information the AI put out.

Generally, though, when you force things down people’s throats and they don’t want it or want to use it, you’re in for a bad time. I personally go out of my way not to use AI; there are tons of articles and talks out there about how it stifles critical thinking and research. That, coupled with how early it is and how they tried to put it in EVERYTHING, put a bad taste in my mouth just like Y2K many moons ago.

Internally when I hear guys like you blasting the bowl I’m thinking “This guy has the pee stream of the gods!”

My brother has one that I eventually got, and at the time it was the easiest way to save phone numbers, which was a side function.

OP edited the post two and half hours after putting it up to make it something else entirely.

StarCraft 64 was superior because you could highlight 16 troops instead of 12!

And that was about it.

For a game similar to the MS-DOS version The Rogue Prince of Persia is probably your best bet. I got The Lost Crown a few months ago but after hitting a wall and refusing to look up a walkthrough I’ve dropped it for a bit.

“Jim, get over here! We’ve got giraffe today!”

“OH FUCK YEAH!”

Surprised to hear someone mention Dallas Tort Worth ever since The Incident.

I just mentioned this game to my coworkers yesterday, and they had never heard of it. I loved the concept but it didn’t hold me more than a week.

Overwatch/TF2 classes with portals? Sounds great! (haven’t seen the trailer)

Definitely Spiritfarer, ultra chill.

I’m in the same camp, didn’t like it.

The Manor Lords dev came out recently saying the opposite of this, basically there shouldn’t be an endless grind after the release of the game. He seems not to be bound to the “ultra-popular game gotta get content done ASAP” grindset previous games got sucked into.

I’ve never played Manor Lords, and barely played Palworld, but there are so many games out now why sink 100 to 200 hours into a popular new release, only to complain about the lack of content a week later?

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