My parents got my on PC young, used to love the Jump Start games and magic schoolbus games.

Non edu games I remember fondly from that time, Jazz Jack rabbit, Earthworm Jim, the flying toaster games, pajama Sam, putt putt, Freddy fish.

My wife said spy fox must be added :D

Holy shit, how did I not know this before.

Oh OK lol

Right, “if they can access the old games still, we can’t pay a understaffed 3rd party a pittance to slap a coat of paint on it and resell it at full price”

You can use teams in a browser, that’s really all it is on dekstop anyway.

It’s a hard sell to say they aren’t at least complicit, BUT realistically what could they do?

They have heavy US contracting ties, who’s to say the US govt wouldn’t pull funding over non-support of Israel.

I was better off because I didn’t have to waste as much time going into an office and being around a bunch of people.

Now I’ve been forced back into an office and I hate hate hate hate hate it.

Personally, I had Slack then teams mobile for work because I didn’t mind helping outside normal work hours on one off stuff.

I’d have to guess a lot of the time is companies eating the cost for their people to fly first class rather then it being common for a rando looking to take a flight booking first class

TBF, still probably better then Dr oz

Lmao loo nah tee, like illuminati :D

Elder Scrolls lore is pretty cool, they’ve never been AMAZING stories, but there’s enough there to RP and make decisions and such that have some kind of impact.

Starfields core gameplay is actually leagues more refined then prior games on the same engine, feels really good to play, where it lacks heavily is story, which is historically how they made up the difference between the lackluster gameplay.

To clarify a little, I mostly mean the FPS style gunplay.

I love Elden Ring and From Soft games in general, but the way they work is completely different.

There are no dialog trees in Elden Ring, no skills outside of combat, rudimentary crafting mechanics, rudimentary “enchanting” through things like affinity or ashes of war in ER.

Blatantly put, the focus is on completely different mechanics/systems that are much more simple, meaning much easier to not run into lots of bugs.

It’s just not really a good comparison.

Right on

Notepad++ is still good :p

Still, it’s not just mathematics, humans are making decisions on what companies to add or remove from the indices in a majority of cases.

This response sums up my feelings as well.

I understand the sentiment, but does that really justify killing innocent civilians at a music event?

Nope https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/090414/sp-500-index-you-need-know.asp https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/djia.asp