Texas being shitheels aside, I don’t understand all the hate in these comments for catcher in the rye. When I read it as a teenager I remember it resonating with me heavily. To me that’s a sign the author did a great job of putting himself in the mindset of their character.

To be fair, I guess I did pause that scene a bunch as a child.

“So my vision for the series is that it’s just a fun kid’s show. Also Leia in a tiny metal bikini.”

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I mean, the name is a bigger problem than anyone seems to want to admit…

My Brother printer started working perfectly for the first time in the 10 years I’ve owned it after I installed Linux.

Yeah, I can play Alyx just fine with point and click movement, aside from my head getting ridiculously hot, but full-motion like boneworks wrecks me in 10 minutes.

Even if Alyx is “crippled” it’s by far the best VR content that exists, by an incredibly wide margin. (I’m too lazy to check but I also think you can change it to full motion.)

It should be noted that I don’t get motion sickness in other contexts like in vehicles, rollercoasters, acrobatic aircraft, etc.

How dare you count things from one, like a human being.

VR has a major physical problem that no one has been able to solve: Nausea.

Don’t use water to clean up? What the fuck?

Profit? You mean hemorrhage cash?

True, but traffic not following “the algorithm” is more dangerous than moderate speeding.

Guess what, all three extra lanes are still passing lanes. This misunderstanding is the biggest cause of traffic.

Just to add some context, inflation would make that $2.05 per gallon today.

They ruin everything. Pepe, Doge, Tesla; fucking Tolkien rolling over in his grave over Anduril and Palantir.

“in 2003 in the United States, Wrigley’s replaced some of the sugar with aspartame and Ace K, both artificial sweeteners.”

Now all gum is shit.

Pretty sweet piece of ash

40+ years ago the Republicans started a war against education and intellectualism. They won.

No, they are covered in anti-reflective coatings to minimize reflection. Most of the excess is converted to heat (as would happen if the light just hit the ground).