I mean, I can understand the appeal of it. I’m probably not going to buy any of the games on here even if they were cheap, because I don’t know anything about them. But if I have an opportunity to try out 70 games for a low price, I might give it a try. Afterwards maybe I found a couple that I actually liked and I can shell out a bit more directly to the developer to buy it.

The first game that I specifically remember buying with my own money was TMNT 3 on the NES. And hell yeah it was worth it!

I want something with fun gameplay. I don’t care about story and cutscenes and crap unless I’m playing something like an RPG. There’s nothing more frustrating than getting an action game where I’m just watching a frickin movie.

I’ve used it sometimes for videos that get taken down from YouTube. It’s a little interesting in that it serves your actual file that you upload, so it gives you more control over your video quality, but you have to make sure to encode it with reasonable bitrate that won’t cause buffering all through playback.

I don’t really browse the site much, mainly just use it for embeds on Web pages or to share.

I recall an episode of the TV sitcom “Becker”. A blind character meets another blind person and they date and start to hit it off, but when she discovers that he is black, she decides to break up.

This certainly doesn’t tell anything about statistics in the real world, but can give an idea into how racism can still be prevalent amongst the blind.

Reading the article, it sounds to me exactly as the headline implies. So tell me, what did he actually mean then?

I’m not really sure what 6th grade level actually means, but when I was in 6th grade I was able to read pretty much anything I wanted to if it was just standard English (like I probably couldn’t understand some paper full of medical jargon or old stuff like Shakespeare, but I could read a novel or a newspaper just fine.)

If you access something through an app rather than a web browser, the only way to get the url may be through the share button.

I mean, a lot of the real YouTubers don’t look much different from a stock photo…

I mean they fired the guy, and the guy took full responsibility for the errors. If that’s not blaming the journalist, I don’t know what is.

Yeah, it just looks too good to me, given their track record. I’d be happy to be wrong though.

I really doubt those are in game graphics.

I use a memory foam pillow. There is nothing to fluff.

Eats dogs? Did I miss something?

I remember getting this tape in the mail. I was not a subscriber to Nintendo Power or anything, so I’m not sure how I got on the list. I remember the box just had an image on the N64 controller, and when I first pulled it out of the mailbox, I didn’t even realize it was a tape. I actually thought that they had sent me a controller for this unreleased system! But the video itself was awesome, I watched it over and over and even showed it to friends. My anticipation for the N64 was beyond any other system that has ever come out.

He didn’t die by touching it. He died by swerving his car into a tree.

I saw a video of a 3-year-old kid doing it, and I figured I’m at least as smart as a baby.

That’s like asking why not try making an email blacklist of spammers. A bot can make accounts faster than any humans can keep up. You need other methods to handle the problem.

Just find channels you like and subscribe to them. Anything else is a losing battle.

I went around 2018. Did some research first to determine when was a good time to go to avoid crowds. Spent over a week there, and while some areas and days were quite crowded, it didn’t really detract much from the experience, and I still got to enjoy large areas of the park with barely any other humans around.