

Bugsnax starts out like a fun cross between Pokemon and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, but it gets weird and dark.
Bugsnax starts out like a fun cross between Pokemon and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, but it gets weird and dark.
Yes, I have a drawer like that. And yes, every family has this drawer.
For any tools: if you’re not a professional who needs them for work, buy cheap ones as you need them. If you use one of them enough that it breaks and still need it, buy a quality one. You’ll have yourself a lot of money from buying unused or used-once tools that way.
Like a cow’s opinion. It doesn’t matter.
Ninja Garden 2 on Master Ninja mode. It’s the hardest action game I’ve ever played. Non-stop Incendiary Shuriken ninjas, rockets, and mini bosses. You literally cannot stop moving, make any mistakes, and have to react in split seconds the entire time or you’re dead. It’s borderline impossible. Never again.
Removed by mod
The camera bump.
Ghostbusters
The major problem with ads isn’t that they are a visual and audible nightmare (although that IS a problem), it’s that they can affect performance and are vectors for malware.
Before anyone suggests it’s my freezer, I’ve kept it relatively uncluttered and everything else stays frozen just fine. I also make sure not to purchase those tubs of “Frozen Dairy Dessert”. What happened? Is this some cost cutting measure or are customer’s preferences really going to extremely soft textures?
It’s both. Commercial ice cream is either overchurned to add more air, making it lighter and softer, or uses a lot of additives. You have to buy “premium” brands to get real ice cream, or get it from a local ice cream place.
It also sounds like your freezer is not cold enough. I know because I’m dealing with a similar issue. My freezer is cold enough to keep everything frozen, except ice cream. My freezer was only getting down to 20°F which is cold enough for most things, but ice cream needs 0°F to stay frozen/hard. It’s time to buy a new freezer.
The only time I’ve ever seen a folding smartphone in person it had a huge, extremely noticeable crease across the screen. The phone was otherwise in good shape from what I could tell.
When foldable screens first came out I thought to myself, “wow that’s pretty neat, but what will it look like after several months/years of typical usage? It’ll probably have a crease noticeable enough that I would never want to use one.” Turns out I wasn’t too far off. No thanks, I’ll stick with a regular screen.
Hidden Figures. Not quite what you want, but pretty close. The Imitation Game is also worth a watch.
edit: Sorry. I misunderstood your question. It’s late and I read it as you asking for movies about early computing, not actually explanatory videos.
I’ve platinumed every version of every FROM Soulsborne game on every platform that has trophies/achievements.
We’re currently in it. Failing to create a clean, renewable, and scalable energy source powerful enough to run a society that is ever increasing in both population and technology without destroying their only inhabited planet has got to be the most common great filter.
Asteroids strikes, super volcanoes, solar CMEs, and other planetary or cosmetic phenomena that exactly line up in both severity and timing are too rare IMO.
Every society that attempts to progress from Type 1 to Type 2 has to deal with energy production. Most will fail and they will either regress/stagnate or destroy themselves. Very few will successfully solve the energy problem before it is too late.
Safely OR legally? Shouldn’t that be “and”?
Ted Lasso. It’s one of the best TV shows to come out in years. Apple TV is easily worth the price just for Ted Lasso, but Foundation and For All Mankind were good too.
The Rookie and Shogun on Hulu. Fallout and Psych on Prime.
The Eye was proven to not be all-seeing or all-knowing. Same with the Ring Wraiths. And Orcs were shown numerous times to be inept guards.
So have an eagle fly Frodo to Mt. Doom on a night with a new moon, above the clouds. There is no way they would be spotted. A curse, while stupid, is the only explanation that really puts this plot hole to rest IMO.
Whenever I am cooking dinner or doing chores during the week after work I have a sitcom on in the background. New Girl, Friends, The Office, TBBT, etc. I’ve seen them dozens of times, but there is something about having them on the TV in the evening that reminds me of childhood. Simpler times maybe, I dunno. But I find it extremely relaxing.
Then every other year or so I’ll go through Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis, because they are probably my favorite shows.
I guess I’m out of the loop. What’s wrong with Proton?