Falselogic

Anyone peddling a "Kiley is a moderate now" narrative should be laughed out of the room and never listened to again.

I honestly think the vast majority of their subscribers are just there for wordle and connections.

A rag held up by child's games.

This entire administration from the very top to the lowliest aide, and every donor too is a grift.

Either in on the grift, trying to get in on the grift, or being grifted without knowing it.

Robbing American blind.

This is not true—driver’s licenses aren’t acceptable under the SAVE Act without additional proof of citizenship. The fact that they keep doing this sleight of hand should make clear that the SAVE Act is not something that “every American gets”

As long as you pay off the regulator you get to stay a predatory monopoly.

What kind of governance is this?

Used to be, opportunistic politicians supported gay equality in everything but marriage.

How is that Colorado River Compact negotiation going?

Not good?

Oh... I'm sure this will help.

Once I started questioning it all fell apart.

I was on a mission for my church and I could not square the actions the church wanted us to do with the needs of the people we were there to help.

And I couldn't square any of that with the teachings of Jesus.

Hey remember when we kidnapped the leader of Venezuela? Hey remember when the Supreme Court said the tariffs were illegal and He responded with More Tariffs??

I know it's hard to keep track of it all. But we gotta remember all the Fuckery, so we can have Consequences later

There's a fix for this, if Congress ever grows a spine.

My personal information is worth, say, $10,000. If a company loses it, they owe me a check for $10,000 and a letter of apology handwritten by the CEO. The same goes for every single person whose data was compromised.

Hand on paper towel with dark blue painted nails

It took forever and I'm not that great at it... But they're painted! #pretty

I can’t believe how stupid everything is

Re-skeeting this everyday until @kagi.com offers a non-AI option.

I really think private nets are going to be real popular.

Shit even things like BBSes. Where folks will go to interact with actual people and excluded crawlers and bots.

I joked that if it had been KQ1 (1984) there would have been a 0% passing rate. Ain't no one guessing that gnome's name in 4 hours... :D

This man's trial at the Hague will literally just be the prosecution playing televised clips of his own speeches.

Just the dumbest, evilest fucker.

the price of oil surging means you can burn your shein clothes, extract the oil, and make more money than you paid

Friend and I came to the same conclusion earlier today.

Real fundamental misunderstanding of just about everything! Genre, historical context, play patterns, etc! etc!

Should have painted those nails...

Exactly!

100 years from now as people walk through cemeteries they're going to be asking what happend in the earliest 21st century that killed all these kids?

My hat is off to you. You keep watching them and they keep disappointing. I had to step back and just ignore that there was new Star Trek.

The nicest thing I can say about GoldenEye is that it got 'console kiddies' into FPSes. :P

I tried it at the time and bounced off the N64 controller so hard. I didn't get comfortable with a playing a FPS with a controller until Left 4 Dead on the 360.

Still hate that N64 controller though.

It seems the people who made this AGAT have a fundamental misunderstanding of what an adventure game is.

tech CEO in 2026: My computer has anxiety.
venture capitalist in 2026: Here, have 200 billion more dollars.

child in 2006: My NeoPet is angry at me.
mom in 2006: No it isn't sweetie, go to bed.
mom to dad in 2006: We have an idiot boy. Our boy is a little idiot person. It's too late to fix him.

It took my brother and I days to beat KQ5 for the first time. Now I can do it in an hour. Speedrunners can do it in minutes.

Buts thats all because of the hours and hours dedicated beforehand.

As you said the test IS impossible and bad. That game was never intended to be beat in that time allotment.

It could only ever be completed in that amount of time after you've spent hours and hours beating it for the first time.

A lot of missing context as well! Lots of early PC games were incredibly difficult and/or contained random sequences because the intent was to get hours and hours of playtime out of them, because most people were only buying one or two a year!