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FOSS Neuralink
FOSS Neuralink
Are you talking about the attachment point for a shoulder rest?
This feeling is the mood of Zac Gorman’s Magical Game Time webcomics
Epic is also private though I agree with your sentiment 100%
It’s because God had five fingers on each hand, and five toes on each foot, and he had to use all twenty to create the world. Humans have yet to unlock this potential.
This guy is a total asshole, great to see him getting dragged in this review
Burning Man may be the epitome of the many optimistic and maybe naive qualities of the 90s that were co-opted and exploited in the early 2000s, and turned into the very things they were built to protest against - another being the free and open internet
I’ve had my eye on this for a while, I’m a rigorous notebook and pen note taker but the ability to search through notes would be a huge benefit - do you find the integration with other services to work well? (I would want to export notes to a separate cloud storage platform like OneDrive)
One of the few games that ever gave me legitimate motion sickness, still played it constantly and felt like puking every time. Just watching the trailer is making me sick, can’t wait to play it
Just finished Psychonauts 2 (haven’t played the first game) - it’s a solid 3D platformer with great art direction that trends on the easier side, though I appreciated having something that was somewhat relaxing to play for a change. I would highly recommend.
If you want something similar after you might check out The Witness
No I meant I play it more since it feels so much harder to post up on the couch even after they’ve gone to bed, mine aren’t there yet to be able to play it on their own
Having kids it gets used all the time, I hardly ever touch my PC or PS5 anymore
Tl;dr can I park my van in front of this Singaporean prison and for how long until I attract attention?
Ah it explains congress perfectly
Southland Tales - 41%
I had to visit the ER clinic down the street from where I live (there’s one on basically every corner) just a few months ago. I don’t do annual check ups even though I have health insurance from work because the copays and any procedure costs are still significant out of pocket, my deductible is over $7k USD per year and I’m not going to be spending that any time soon. Anyways the doctor that I saw did me a solid, he told me I could use some pliers at home instead of having to pay the exorbitant fees at the ER clinic, so I was able to remove the arrow from my knee all by myself.
A what? The vast majority of Americans do not make routine office visits and rely on emergency clinics for healthcare when there is an issue
Please Canada, don’t become the US, trust us you don’t want it
It’s the rotary shifter knobs and the AC controls buried in touchscreen menus that kill me