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thank mr skeltal
All i know..
or.. or.. perhaps blissful ignorance? If I close my eyes and can't see the big bad, then it can't see me.. kinda logic?
defenestration automation?
OP forgot to put the legends: S - Sucks Ass A - Ass B - Barely C - Ckinda mid D - Dope F - For Real For Real
this reminded me of Marshall's and Lily's bet on Your Mother.
this is exactly my though as well.
After seeing how good and foundational DualSense is, i cannot go back to the childrens toys that is the Xbox Controller and others. Sony set the golden blueprint with HD Haptics and Adaptive Triggers (I wish a similar tech can be implemented on the sticks as well, but that might be too much given how packed the Sticks are already.).
upcoming Steam Controller looks promising as well. And I think its value proposition would be uncontested IF Valve price it right.
To be fair there's a stranger, possibly judgemental, with a camera photographing him. Atleast the Virtual Beach has tranquility, relatively speaking.
"bUiLD mY oWN Pc"
in this economy?????
i have been an Android user through and through. Don't want to give an enny to the giant oligopoly spearhead if i can help it...
Anyways, my colleague had bought an iPhone 6 an year after it was released. I remember to this day vividly, we were in the elevator, we were talking about it. He took it out, I held his iPhone 6 in my hand, and it was the most surreal experience I have had with technology up until that point.
It just felt Unbelievable, Unreal, to see a phone so lightweight, so thin, so compact, and not be a toy/downscaled dummy unit. Even the curved sides, which were aesthetically unappealing at first in photos, just clicked when I actually held the phone in my own hand.
It's been almost a decade, and still I feel like I have never seen a smartphone that had such a perfect in hand feeling.
Don't get me wrong, I didn't buy it because Android just had too much going for it and for my preference and use case, iOS never was going to be a consideration. But for a fleeting moment, I really envied my colleague for having one of the best feeling smartphones at the time.
YYYY.MM.DD_HH24MI.SS
e.g.
2025.09.02_1830.33
you know EXACTLY when the timestamp is referring to.
remove the time part you still got a pretty clean date 2025.09.02 which is also computer sort friendly.
the only missing component is the Timezone which I find pretty stupid TBH, because as a big Space Sci-fi fan, there needs to be a universal timecode system which is universal in the literal sense. Well technically it can never be, relativity and all, but you get what I mean..
also while we are at it, we should start teaching kids 12 digit number system, so that we get rid of the pesky decimal with a more efficient duodecimal.
Oooh, and make year 13 months with each month exactly 28 days, and the fractional remainder at the end of solar cycle is just a blackout timescape that nobody acknowledges collectively throughout the world.