Not just keylogger. It's a screenlogger too.

Wasn't gamergate like a fucking decade ago?

I just want more car options and less truck/SUV options

Yeah I can't imagine why I would start a project with Unity at this point. That's just asking to get screwed over later with no warning.

Free speech absolutist, got it.

uhhh, you also don't own Greenland

It was not extradition, I think. They were simply allowed to come to the US, no court. Then, Florida was charging them with crimes so they fled. I cannot remember if Florida was charging them with new or old crimes.

Point is, they're fucking terrible and keep needing to flee countries.

There was never non-manufactured hype for it. I saw people who were paid to be excited about it be excited about it, and literally nobody else cared. Nobody else even knew what the hype was event supposed to be for.

His wealth also doesn't mean we need to accept his wealth as valid.

Win 11 has a bunch of new small frustrations without anything crazy good that makes me want to recommend it over 10. It's... Just really unclear what benefits I'm actually getting from 11.

Bruh they're taking action. It's virtue actioning. Unless you're trying to tell them they need to do something more dramatic?

It's been fairly blatant for a while now. The seig heil is coming out now that they feel they've won. The goal is for the US to fall this time.

He honestly doesn't look like the same guy to me. Idk.

I used to queue videos up the night before, then be able to watch them on the ride to school. Then one day you couldn't do that anymore.

Makes enough sense, as goofy as it sounds.

1. No Money. - Videos let me watch games that aren't worth buying to me along with letting me parse games that look fun enough to buy.
2. No Time. - Videos can be put on during other chores or tasks, left on as background noise during times where I would absolutely not have enough time to actually play a game.
3. Skill Issue. - No matter how good I want to be, I'm ultimately just kinda ok at games. Watching higher level players can be a way for me to learn tips and tricks to improve, or they can be a way for me to experience difficulty levels of the game I will never realistically achieve on my own.

And yet

I'm somewhat surprised to hear it'd be as high as 50%. Pleased, but surprised.

This is going to be the weirdest part of any history book. People reading and trying to understand why the US suddenly turned on and invaded their close ally of Canada in a failed annexation attempt immediately after watching Russia struggle a similar (though less surprising) annexation of Ukraine, which the US helped fight against.

Sounds like they're taking efforts to fix this like 5-10 years too late.

Joysticks still drifting is an embarrassment.