For the curious

I just tested it on Bing too, for shits and giggles

you can’t butter the whole world’s bread meaning

The phrase “you can’t butter the whole world’s bread” means that one cannot have everything

AI slop advertising… great.

Still annoying as fuck

It’s new cosmetic horse armor. The original DLC armors are included in the base remaster, at least.

You’re not locked in here… door’s right there whenever

The long-awaited sequel to the Wii trilogy

In reference to Metroid Prime. 2/3 of those games were GameCube titles, tyvm

That makes sense. Essentially, there are things that are influenced by perception and those that are immune to perception.

I have to be honest, as someone who is not fully immersed in the financial markets, the chart pattern reading kinda strikes me as astrology for guys in suits.

I feel this deep in my bones

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I’ll browse here and there in browser on my laptop but 90+% of the time I’m using voyager

“When we do the hockey lineup handshake at the end of each rally, I’ve had grown American men weep as they take my hand. It’s an emotional time for many of them.”

I get it; I’m ashamed of the childish rhetoric the president employs.

No Linux on Xbox, no

Nothing all that interesting in this interview, imo.

Did anyone check with reddit

Blanket no on that one

The only issue is, it took years for that reality to sink into the minds of the electorate in the UK, and in the meantime the UK’s economy suffered considerably.

I’ve been feeling like there are quite a few parallels to the Brexit mess in this past election and this administration’s policies. It took a while for the reality of Brexit to evaporate away the magical thinking; I think it’s just a matter of time before the same happens here as the cost of living shoots up as a result of these tariffs.

There’s only a subset of games that use the cartridge as an access token. Cyberpunk comes fully loaded on a 64gb cartridge, for example.

This is the kind of creature comfort inconvenience that will tank this administration’s popularity. Americans are fickle and will not accept this kind of disruption to their lives.

It’s Nintendo; I wouldn’t count on this being a foregone conclusion.