I wish they would. It was really neat cause the website would give everyone an avatar and stick them in a virtual nightclub. So as you were performing, you could see the crowd get bigger and everyone’s reactions to your set. It was the closest you could get to feeling like a real DJ without owning a VR headset.
And don’t forget about startrek.website
Yeah, just like how Netflix’s rule changes was going to get everyone to turn to piracy. In reality, their subscription numbers skyrocketed, just like how new Windows PC sales will in 10 months.
Dude just quit while you’re behind.
I heard the opposite. That the police found the shell casings and the unsent rounds from the jam (guns tend to jam when you’re holding them limp-wristed because you don’t know what you’re doing). Also apparently he bought a water bottle at a Starbucks right before the shooting and left it behind at the scene. If he took a sip from that bottle or got his fingerprints on it, he’s fucked. Seems like an amateur to me.
More like back in the day when you would see vendors slapping 1GB on a card like the Radeon 9500, when the 9800 came with 128MB.
I always wondered who they were making those mid- and low-end cards with a ridiculous amount of VRAM for… It was you.
All this time I thought they were scam cards to fool people who believe that bigger number always = better.
Anybody else remember Turntable.fm? It’s gone now but it was so much fun. Literally anyone could hop on the virtual turntables and drop a set (or just play individual songs if they didn’t have the skillset).
Don’t know why it shut down but it probably had something to do with copyright. But for a brief moment it was some of the most fun I ever had on the internet.
Look at the URL. Of course it’s a scam.
As someone with severe ADHD, this is every book for me.
Get a second opinion.
No, she’s fat.
Please put her on a diet and learn to ignore her crys for food. This is animal abuse.
Well then how the hell do you apply for a job or log in to a website you haven’t been to in a while? It is impossible to avoid these captchas.
Yeah seriously, physical media has been dead for awhile now. Last time I bought a physical game was 2008 (The Orange Box).
I understand why people are upset, but it’s time to move on. If the server that is hosting the zero day patches shuts down, then your physical copy is as useful as a brick anyway.
They started requiring the use of motherboards with a TPM. Which is compete and utter bullshit because you need to disable the chip to dual-boot, yet Windows 11 will run for several months at a time with the chip disabled before it complains and forces you to temporarily turn it back on again. So requiring it for “security” is just an excuse to force you to buy new hardware.
I don’t give a fuck because I’m dead and won’t be there to see it.
Do whatever you want with my corpse.
Only if your internet is shit.
One thing I love about owning an automatic pressure cooker is that the days of forgetting to prepare a meal before I leave for work are long gone. No need to slow cook, when you can have the most tender, delicious meat in under an hour. Most meats take 20 minutes. It’s healthier too because the faster cooking retains nutrients. And more flavorful because the pressure helps your sauce/seasonings infuse within the muscle fibers.
No kitchen should go without.
Never understood people’s obsession with RE4. It completely changed the series from survival horror to action shooter, as if we didn’t have enough of those already. One zombie used to be terrifying. Now there’s hundreds coming at you at once and they go down easily. They removed most of the puzzles too and dumbed down the ones they left. Somebody please tell me why everyone loves this game!?
Give me the first two Resident Evils over the 4th one any day. Hell, I rather play RE3 than RE4.