Do the passengers survive?
I’m just a weird, furry, pan guy (cis he/him). I also have a big, blue username.
Currently on Earth for 8 years ensuring steps to unite humanity and usher us into the galactic civilization just so I can see my boyfriend again.
Do the passengers survive?
I don’t see how I would be able to since the broadband modem never came to NA so mine just has the dial-up one. Even if the tools linked here would work with dial-up, somehow: I don’t have a landline to make the call. 😩
Edit: Needs a Raspberry Pi but doesn’t need a landline. Interesting… Just need a raspberry pi and an RJ45 cable. $40-50 and I could play Chu Chu Rocket against other people again! 😃
I always liked the complexity of the combat. You need to observe and find weaknesses, you have various tools used to do things like trap, or pin down the monster. You actually want to switch up your gear to the appropriate monster you’re hunting because there isn’t a singular “this fucks everything up” set. The actual attacking and shit is very Dark Souls-ish even before Dark Souls existed.
I don’t know how much deeper they got in recent times; last one I played was on the Wii. But if they ever added shit like Shadow of the Colossus or Dragon’s Dogma where you can climb on large monsters to find and hit their weak point that would be amazing for MH.
Even if he had written “86 the cherries” they probably never heard that term. I’m about to be 40 and I only know it from Loony Tunes and other cartoons stereotyping a 1920’s mobster.
It doesn’t matter how many you make; you’ll never stop Spider-Man, Hobgoblin!
I have enjoyed more GTA2 multiplayer than I ever enjoyed GTA4’s or 5’s.
While 4 and 5 attempt to be more than straight up death matches, GTA2 was just death match. Nobody whining about having their super expensive bullshit getting exploded. Nobody cheating. Literally none of the things that make GTA:O fucking stupid.
That depends.
Is it gonna use the stuff it vacuums up as printing material? Cuz that’d be neat as fuck.
They even contradict themselves in this shit. There’s what you quoted, but there is also this bit further up in a previous section:
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“We can use your shit however we like, but if your shit is illegal, you’re the one who’ll be responsible; not us.”
It’s a fun trip.
Like… It’s actually finished? There is a full Toxic Avenger remake, with Kevin fucking Bacon in it, just… Sitting around?
The whole Toxic Avenger series is the best thing to come out of Troma Films. Period. Full stop.
Shit was actually successful enough to have gotten a cartoon series and action figures.
Adding data caps reduces the total data volume, which in turn statistically reduces the average bandwidth used by all subscribers together (or whatever subset shares a connection).
I would like to know how you figure that load of horseshit. The average customer never even hits the data cap, so it’s not like it’s just cutting people off so others can get on.
It seems weird to ban consumer choice here.
What choice? Most of the country is stuck with whatever singular entity controls the network in your city. Very few places have any choice about what service they get. And they all have data caps unless you’re a qualified business.
Please, yes.
Limiting how much I can pull at a time (bandwidth) makes sense; limiting how much I can use in total is bullshit. It’s not like it can run out.
The one I actually use? Yes. Technically.
PS5 has a standby mode so it can still update itself and apps while “off.” But that’s not really OFF off.
My other consoles (SNES, Dreamcast, OG Xbox, and PS2) are in a closet, unused. They wouldn’t be on if I did use them anyway. The main reason I don’t use them is because they all use composite video/audio connections and my TV doesn’t have those inputs :/
I don’t understand the appeal to TAS speedruns. Of course a computer can do it better; it’s more impressive when it’s done by a human though.
Duckquill sounds like cold medicine specifically formulated for ducks.
lol
Dubvee is even worse than .ml for the censorship stuff. The admin banned a ton of people that never even knew of its existence until we all got spammed by his automod bot duplicating the instance wide ban to each and every individual community.
I’m more into just educating the users to not post shit they don’t want out in the public in the first place. No matter how good the efforts of the server administrators are in removing the content, there’s still the possibility of users, be it actual humans or bots, collecting that content and continuing to spread it elsewhere or otherwise use it.
I mean, go ahead and follow their request if they do ask, but also explain to them to maybe think a little harder about what they are posting because you cannot guarantee someone outside your sphere of influence doesn’t have the same content saved somewhere.
Dude, the guy who introduced it in the movie straight up said “it’s so bad!”
Maybe I’m an oddball here, being just a hobbyist and not an actual engineer doing things, like, mathematically or whatever; I just use Blender and fiddle around until I have shapes I want, export that to a format my slicer can read and then the slicer does all the other actual work of making it printable.
It would be easy as hell to take a spheroid, make it football shaped, and then hollow out the middle and cut off both ends, then go and punch out holes to make the mesh pattern. At least in Blender.