You probably have different gaming habits than me, or a hell of a memory. I’ve likely played over 4 thousand different games over the course of my life so far.

… Now I want to use one of those tools to try to figure out this number.

You’re confusing “normal” with “common”. Pain is never normal.

I had them plugged on the switch itself that was sitting on its dock, plus other joycons in a drawer.

Nintendo fan surprised to have been surprised in a positive way.

Back when I used to play on the switch every day for several hours, I never had any issue at all with drifting. Several years later as I played less often, it started happening. Then when I didn’t play for nearly a year, once I tried it again all of my joycons were unusable.

In the early years if was really confusing to me why everybody complained about it so much and I never had any issue, but it eventually caught up with me too. I just don’t know if my anecdote is a coincidence or if it really is more likely to drift when you don’t use it as much.

That’s why I started with “in that regard”

That’s pretty cool, great job!

Right wingers love to claim that that judge is being authoritarian, ignoring the facts that:

1. He was picked at random to oversee every case related to the coup attempt.
2. The whole court is constantly reviewing all of his actions and are yet to find any wrongdoing.

In that regard I have to praise Stephanie Meyer: she made her money and then fucked off, never to be heard from again.

Without the internet I probably wouldn’t have lived in the same places I did, nor met the same people I did. So I guess it would’ve taken me longer to reach the political views I have today, but I think I would’ve them, eventually.

I remember that even before having access to the internet I was already seeing some hypocrisy in the arguments that I parroted from everyone around me, and I would sometimes argue back against some of them even without proper knowledge of the subject.

AI is not the new NFT but also not the new Internet. It’s the new touchscreen. Amazing in some contexts, but forced down on every other.

I prefer books that don’t waste too many sentences describing things that have no relevance, but I can still enjoy a good story.

Oh yeah I played Elden Ring too. Avowed I tried but didn’t like; the other two really aren’t my type of game.

Where did he expect to keep the tech devices while naked?

Any such experiences in the last few years? I think the last AAA games I’ve played where RDR2 and Spider Man.

And this is how I learned there’s a fantasy life game for pc now. The original was amazing, but then they switched to mobile for the sequel and I stopped following it.

Careful about reversing charges with large companies like Google and Amazon if there’s any. If you dispute a charge from Amazon they may wipe away every account that ever used that card - even if you didn’t dispute any charge related to that account.

I don’t own anybody at all.

But that’s the opposite order in which my generation experienced it.