"MAGA influencer" is just another name for "professional antisocial gremlin."
And that goes all the way up to President Musk at the very top; it's pathetic how people look up to the lowest form of life on planet Earth.
Republicans voted for Donald J. Trump and Elon Musk to make the country worse off for the next generation.
They love giving education over to theocratic private schools, because they'd rather kids be stupid and compliant.
They'll privatize everything and sell off the country to billionaires to consolidate their power. Traitors, all of them.
Great colors and texture!
I was hoping someone would bring this up!
I got to play with one at PAX. It was so much fun!
We're in a new era now where they've given Trump unprecedented power.
The past is past; we're living in a brave new world now. I never pretended they didn't rule against him. I'm saying that they won't in the future because it'll expose how powerless they are to enforce anything against him, and would also put a target on their own backs.
Yes, that was my point.
Let me know when it's in an official ruling or any other way that matters.
I'd love a Wikipedia MindMaze.
They know they'd better not disagree.
Well, there's no way anyone could have known that Trump would abuse that power.
Other than the past decade of him abusing every little bit of power he could, of course.
House of the Dead was an all-timer.
I also loved the Jurassic Park arcade game.
I loved lightgun games on the old systems, and I think the Sega Saturn's Stunner was the best hardware of the lot. The obsolescence of CRTs pretty much killed the tech, but the gameplay style has made a bit of a resurgence a couple times with the advent of the Wii and VR.
The shink ray from Duke Nukem 3D was a delight to use in deathmatches. Shrink your opponent and squish 'em!
I'm pretty sure Doom will be the most popular (and my pick too), but I'll throw a shout-out to Epic Pinball; that Android table was the best one in the game anyway.
I'd have to go with the wood grain Atari 2600, I'm a sucker for 70's designed electronics.
I went to a cooking club meetup where we wanted to practice cooking on flame & coals for camping, and I brought this to make. It tasted better than it looks.
As it's a pretty simple dish, I wanted to get a few types of mushrooms to add some flavor variety, and used some oyster, trumpet, lion's mane, and miyatake. Sauteed them till most of the water came off, then added the coined leeks and chopped cabbage. Added a little broth, salt & pepper, and let it cook till the leeks were done.
I mentioned that I wanted to find a recipe that could accommodate vegetarians, and someone replied "this ain't no accommodation, it's good enough to be the main dish!"
High praise from a carnivore!
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That's it, they're making Games for Linux Live now.