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I don't mean outright abuse, I mean the way people put pressure on the sticks or something during gameplay seems to lead to bad outcomes.

I've only been using a S/X controller for 2 years though. What absolutely does go bad with Xbox controllers is the stick rubber, it loses grip and gets deformed over time. Also, one of my Xbox One controllers eventually had the bumper snap clean off during gameplay, but that was like after 9 years.

I feel like the common stick drift issue is almost individual to how people use controllers. Like, it's crazy how frequently some people experience it. I never had it happen to an Xbox One or Series S/X controller yet and I got an Xbox One 10 years ago and play it all the time.

tbf, pretty much all news outlets do this with high lottery jackpots. it's easy content. but yeah, it probably helps people discover gambling problems they didn't realize they had.

I was more thinking that design looks really bad to be in if you get t-boned.

It's usually called Surf Green. Real beach boys and cabana flowing with the waves kind of green, I see it.

Seems too soon. We still don't have live action Great Mouse Detective and that came out nearly 40 years ago. Would love to see Dwayne Johnson or Timothee Chalamet be a mouse.

I once felt so lost in regards to what to ask for haircut-wise, I brought in my 8th grade school ID when I was in my twenties.

The most compelling part to me is the size. There just isn't much of a pre-built mini market with notable gaming capabilities. Or even half-tower size. ASUS makes a gaming PC the size of a modem, but that starts at like $1200. You can get a decent pre-built gaming tower for like $500 these days.

The one glaring downside to me as primarily a console gamer is the lack of physical games. I prefer buying them, especially if it's a new, full-price game.

It's basically the exact thing I want as long as the price isn't too crazy. I don't really have room for a tower, and my gaming laptop experience is that they have annoying overheating issues. With even Sony putting old exclusives on PC now, you're gaining more than you're missing.

YouTube video by johnnylego The Girl Next Door. Filter-Take a Picture

I loved this song ever since I heard it in "The Girl Next Door" like 20 years ago.

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YouTube video by David Axelsson Bubbles stealing shopping carts FULL

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I never really got far into that show, but the bit with Bubbles throwing shopping carts down a hill to steal and sell was the funniest shit. "These carts are public domain, Ricky."

Makes sense being surrounded by enormous lakes, but I woulda guessed Maine. When I think Maine, I think lobsters and lighthouses.

Some stereotypes seem to stand out, like Chrysler has awful reliability and Euro brands are maintenance money pits to own in the US.

I have a 2013 Kia that I've been very happy with, but yeah, I have read some mixed things about recent years. On the other hand, I feel like EVERY car I specifically look up, there's a commonly reported problem, so you kinda gotta do a rough risk assessment.

I've had a Kia for many years and take terrible care of it and have had zero problems. I think Hyundai-Kia is documented as really upping their game around 2010ish, their older cars supposedly had a lot of reliability issues.

I feel like Hyundai-Kia is really not that far off from Toyota/Honda reliability for substantially less money on the used market. Unfortunately, many model years have that security exploit that makes them a target for theft and can make the insurance more expensive or even hard to attain.

US antitrust department must be like a room of bros doing bong hits all day at this point

I seriously considered moving there before, it's right next door to Fargo, ND. Was super cheap at the time. Cold as fk though.

I followed you on letterboxd, my username has pizza in it.

Yeah, the Garfield Spiderman movies are super underrated.

I probably will because it's my favorite campaign, but it's gonna be like 4 years later when it's on sale for $15. Definitely not in a race to play it.

Maybe it's because Halo Infinite and Halo Master Chief Collection (which has Halo 1) are still active multiplayer games on Xbox/PC, I figure they don't want to splinter those already fading communities further until a brand new Halo drops.

I use them, but I don't even know how to use them properly on a keyboard. I've always just used them as "--".

Of course I could find out, but it's one of those good enough things. Like, do you ever need to change car tires? Probably, but mine have been fine for 15 years.

I feel like Steam could devastate the console market if they released a console version of the Steam Deck. Something reasonably-priced/sized could really flip a lot of the people who are all about consoles. No paying for multiplayer and a library not tied to one iteration of machine.

I watched some documentary about the "gathering of the juggalos" festival they had, and the community of the fanbase seemed pretty cool. Like a relatively harmless cult. I don't know any other artists that foster that sort of community, mb deadheads? Of course, the music is shitty as fuck though.

I used to have this exact poster on my bedroom door. I like Star Wars, but it was really more of a deep-cut reference to a song by the band Everclear.

Yeah, I think I'm gonna take a pass on visiting Cameron Park, Texas in this lifetime. Maybe next one.