That’s an excellent tumble

tl;dr past the first comma

Ha, I know which thread this was recently posted in

The font choice makes it look like it reads CODE SHIT

This is bad

Valve’s chokehold over PC gaming continues to make me nervous, as the company seems completely uninterested in lifting a finger to actually improve Next Fest or stem the amount of garbage that fills Steam every day now.

The author is correct, there is a lot of garbage on Steam these days. I wish I could go back to the way Steam was in the 2010s, when there were only a few dozens new games each week to chose but they were mostly good. Now you have to spend too much time sorting through the crap.

I think it is not fair to put all the blame on Steam for the current situation. The Steam store is merely a reflection on how the gaming market is in 2026.

Or these thrusters could do the complete opposite and kill you. Since the US has no working regulatory agency this car is going to be dangerous as hell. If it will event exist.

It’s dying the death by 1000 cuts by slowly getting a little worse each each.

Voting against your own interests is a common thing that happens in democracies.

The issue is called “survivorship bias”. The image you are looking at are from WW2 bomber planes that got damaged during missions but still made it home in one piece. The red dots are damage from enemy fire. The engineering task was to identify structural weak points and make the planes more resistant to enemy fire.

However the data on plane damage is grossly incomplete, because only those planes that survived are included in the data set. Those planes that took critical damage exploded and are not available for examination.

With that in mind, look at the diagram again. Those areas that do not have any reported damage are the actual structural weak points of the planes.

I want to visit west Taiwan one day, or as some people call it: “China”.

You can, but it is not for everyone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_(Krakauer_book)#Summary

Bring back green light, or whatever it was called.

I was much more happier when there were only a few dozen new games on Steam. When I am looking for games then quality is more important than quantity.

OK non-boomer

Don’t ever by a brand new car that is fresh of the production line. That is the biggest decrease of value you could do with your money.

If you absolutely have to own a shiny new thing then buy yourself a car that is 6-12 months old. You will get the same “new car feeling” but you will save a lot of money.

Still questionable

That was a good one.

“Mutant tanks” holy click bait batman.

These stolen trucks are neither tanks nor mutants.

I thought everyone in this community was in the shower 24/7