Folks around here probably know about The Air Traffic site, but a couple of my friends who are 'Swifties' didn't know about it until Taylor Swift decided to go the Musk route and sue the guy.

The day I can't find a phone that has an headphone jack is the day I go feral and become a hermit in the woods.

Just yesterday my parents were complaining about "cheating" on Election Day by Democrats. I'm half tempted to send them this.

I really like Adam Savage as well. The tour he did of Grant Imahara's shop was very touching.

It seems like kind of an obvious answer, but Mister Rogers. I grew up watching him on PBS, and he was always so kind and gentle, and he always has good lessons and reminders to be had. I still watch his show whenever I'm feeling down and don't want to get out of bed. For me, they're motivating to get up and do something.

You could just say "Millennials are exhausted" and be correct.

I'm sorry, the what?

How bad is it that I was absolutely going to believe this until I saw the source.

Peak corporate moment. Everyone is disposable.

"I saw a suspicious person walking with a dog this evening"

laugh/sobs in living with parents

Every time I think we've moved passed this as an argument, it pops back up. They'll blame anything but those they should be holding accountable.

Man, if the King of the Hill reboot is still in the works, it just won't be the same without the so many great voices that we've lost over the years.

I cannot play unless Ben Franklin himself has endorsed it.

Man, I've started to see it happening between just the Millennials and the Gen-Z. I assume a good chunk of it is for rage bait/views, at least that's what I'm hoping for. It's so much better when we're working together to try to better the future.

Are people really still on the "Pizzagate" thing? I thought that died out a while back.

It's a pretty simple concept with a lot of references, but Floor796 is fun to browse around when I'm bored. There's a few interactive bits too, if you can find them.

The licenses referenced likely have to do with the game’s music. During the The Line’s menu screen, Jimi Hendrix’s rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner” can be heard while the game’s soundtrack includes Martha and The Vandellas’ “Nowhere to Run.”

The same thing happened to the first Alan Wake before they worked something out to get it back (even though it took almost a decade). Consequently, that's also one of the reasons they wrote original songs for the sequel. It's very much a gamble these days to license music for games. More or less puts it on a timeline to be removed at some point.

It would be interesting to see how many 'patient gamers' are actually into multiplayer games at all because of this reason. I wouldn't call myself one per se, but I probably fit the criteria, and most of the games I wait to come on sale are single player campaign.

not enough paint drip/smear

Yes.