Which is completely fine for entertainment content like building a flying PC, but there’s different expectations for more serious pieces they are trying to sell to consumers as being trustworthy.
It’s almost like it should be split into two different channels.
I haven’t played it in years. I guess would say puzzle platformer? It reminds me most of Undertale and it’s a little hard to nail down a specific category. It’s much more than it appears. I would say there’s very little replayability.
I mean, it’s not straight science, but have you met people over 70? They are not in their prime when it comes to work performance.
Pony Island. Don’t look into the game at all. Go in blind. Awesome little gem of a game.
I had a chuckle at this because I know Amazon has a game division but for the life of me I can’t think of a single game they have.
If this becomes heavily used, I will probably go back to reading books for entertainment instead of browsing the web.
Yeah. I didn’t realize it was a good time to buy, I just bought when the timing was right for me. I have no idea how or if other people will get this kind of opportunity for home ownership again. Here’s to keeping up the house and property to give to my kids as inheritance. Cheers!
Depending on where it’s located, this could be considered a bargain. I’ve seen basement closets for $700+/month that didn’t have windows or a kitchen.
EDIT: I should add that this wasn’t in a large city. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1042-Winthrop-St-BASEMENT-Brooklyn-NY-11212/2061307902_zpid/ is an example of $1,200/month in NYC.
Yeah. No way I could purchase the house I live in now if I had to buy it today.
That’s the cost of my mortgage, and I have a 6 bedroom house.
They were just adding texture for better traction.
It’s been a while since I’ve used GIMP, but I recall even loading it on Linux taking over a minute.
RIP Apollo.