I have two that I've been using on Bluetooth for months. They're just as responsive. If they had back paddles they'd be perfect for me.
averagedrunk
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The cringe rap thing started in the 80s. I assume it worked because marketing folks wouldn't let it die.
From the Super Mario Bros Super Show to TMNT2 to DK64, they just couldn't let it die. Even Mickey Mouse had a rap album out.
Yeah, I wasn't even thinking about that. Fine, you're not a nerd. I suppose you're still alright.
You can be a nerd and promote a movie. Vin Diesel is a big ol' DND nerd. Rosario Dawson is some sort of Star Trek superfan. Henry Cavill is way too into fantasy, and Warhammer in particular. Rashida Jones is a gamer. Colbert is a Tolkien nerd.
And you're still here. Aren't you a big ol' Potterhead?
Disclaimer since text doesn't always come across the way you mean it: None of that is meant to be offensive. I'm a computer nerd for a living and a fantasy nerd. I love nerds. They're my people.
At least there's no aftertaste.
I would posit that most people working in business at this point don't even need things as powerful as a modern PC.
I'm not going to speak to the rest of it but this hit a sore spot. You're exactly right. Most applications that most office workers use are web based. Heavy lifting is done on the server or, more commonly these days, through SaaS. Most workers could do what they need on a Chromebook.
Obviously there are some exceptions but not too many depending on what business and department you're in.
I had the Nintendo Power issue with the Metroid maps in storage until relatively recently. I have great memories of that game even though it wasn't the one that really sparked my interest in it being a hobby.
I loved VII. The OG FF was the one that cemented it for me which is the reason I played VII.
I still stick with my roots and have replayed all the American FF games repeatedly throughout the years and branched out to other RPGs. Currently I'm playing BG3 (and having a blast). It's about time for another playthrough of a few of the old titles once I'm done.
It's a reverse funnel system.
Even 290 in Houston got more lanes recently and it's like night and day.
It's almost like it's more nuanced than loud people want to admit.
Yep. But that has to be done first. The Houston metro has piss poor public transit. Honestly most of the south does.
I did that when I had an awesome landlord. I just sent pics about what I was fixing and gave her a price. Then I got my rent reduced by that much.
But that was the only rental property she owned. It was extra money for her, not her primary income. And I paid several hundred less than anyone else in the area according to Zillow.