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Ah, yeah, that makes sense. Especially when Nintendo seems to be creating scarcity by doing limited releases and such.

Thank you for explaining it! Even OP didn't want to type it out, lol

In addition to what others have said, I can read much faster than most people can speak. And I can't really skim a video that's a monologue the way I could skim a post.

Especially when it's a video that has a point advertised in the post title.

I unsubbed from the Videos community for a reason! Haha

My favourite is LaunchBox. It's a frontend that generally manages the emulators for you. Pulls metadata like boxart and release dates from a database. Free, but with a premium upgrade.

It handles everything for you, but you can also customize it to your liking!

It downloads emulators like RetroArch, Dolphin, PCSX2, etc. so you don't have to even worry about finding each one. But if you find a different emulator you'd rather use for something, you tell LaunchBox to use that. Super flexible!

The premium upgrade (which isn't necessary to make use of any of these features) goes on sale exactly once per year: Black Friday, which is coming soon. So if anyone else wants to support the project, now's the time. But even if you don't have money to spare, I highly recommend checking it out!

When did you see the most activity here?

Why is it? It's a video instead of text, and the video doesn't even have subtitles

They were angry before this and they'll have been angry if this was never mentioned.

For those willing to learn, there's an opportunity for a teachable moment

Lmao, I love this kind of stuff. It makes dumb people so angry

Disc Golf

Underground if you really need them. In a city, a lot of people won't need cars every day.

Yeah, eat them before you come in.

Or keep them in your car to consume during your lunch break.

EDIT: Do not eat edibles and then drive. Leave your car at work and Uber home in scenario B

Damn. One month, you find out you have cancer. Next month, you're dead.

Ur-Quan Masters

Originally released for PC in the early 90s and ported to the 3DO with voice acting and FMVs. The 3DO version got released open source.

UQM Mega Mod is a fan-made remake with optional HD graphics, QoL features, and all kinds of extra goodies. Only possible because the game is open source.

Originally known as Star Control, the series is now known as Free Stars. UQM is SC2, and they released it for free on Steam in anticipation of the release of its long-awaited sequel, which fans backed upwards of 6 figures.

The game is a space adventure game. The dialogue is great, and was the cited source of inspiration for Fallout's dialogue trees. There's also space battles with a couple dozen unique spaceships.

The game inspired things like Mass Effect and Stellaris. So if you enjoyed any of those, give this game a try!

...or at least add it to the list!

Call them to say I found a better job.

No, I don't show up. Just call at the exact time the interview starts.

Professional services and medication cost money, especially not having to wait as much (the "emergency" part). They're not a charity.

It absolutely sucks what you had to go through.

Professionals who have professional equipment and expenses themselves should be expensive.

Cost-of-Living matters, but I think what you said is part of the point of the article.

If that were enough, I imagine somebody would've done it already

He smashed an historical building

This immediately made me read your comment in a strong French accent

(At least in my dialect, word-initial h's are pronounced as a consonant. That means it would be "a historical" instead of "an")

Or just some user-defined value if possible.

This isn't "clear evidence" of what you're claiming.

That's like someone saying "I ate some fries yesterday" and concluding "That's clear evidence you went to McDonalds"

Same, but Excel for me.

I haven't tried automated solutions, only manually putting stuff into a spreadsheet and it works great for me. Lots of automated calculations and such in there though so I can get stats at a glance.

It takes me an hour or so each week, plus an extra hour each month, plus an additional hour each year (since I update certain things monthly and yearly), but it really helps me stay on top of my budget/financial goals etc.