@Sega Dreamcast Today is the Jericho cruise! Yesterday, one of my co-workers was dealing with a last minute nightmare because Bad Ass Billy Gunn has to bring his own food onboard (which is normally a huge no-no, but apparently they are letting him because he is in a Haven Suite and the butlers...
I thought I didn't like the first episode with Annie Murphy and Salma Hayek, until I watched the third episode with Aaron Paul and Josh Hartnett.
The third episode made me appreciate how much the first episode tried to make sense.
It's kinda the whole premise of the show, but the suspension of disbelief can only go so far until the story you're telling me is just contrived and illogical.
This isn't really a spoiler but Black Mirror is better going in blind so I'll mark it as a spoiler:
They're astronauts in space with the ability to control an robotic replicant on Earth, and yet their spaceship seemingly has no other form of communication, which leads to the entire conflict of the episode.
All eyes were on LSU over the weekend, making this the most-watched Men’s College World Series. The most viewers tuned in for game three with over 3.586 million watching and peak viewership hit 4.2 million.
It’s not a good week for gaming companies trying to submit sensitive data.
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"Elsewhere in the documents, Sony's Ryan suggests that 1 million PlayStation owners exclusively play Call of Duty games, with up to 20 million more spending either significant or majority portions of their PlayStation time in the game."
What f***ing year is it, why are people still playing just Call of Duty?
Horizon Forbidden West cost $212 million and needed 300 employees for five years
The Last of Us Part II cost $220 million and 200 full-time workers
Am I supposed to feel bad for Sony?
No consumer is asking them to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on a single game's development.
So miss me with that "We need to raise prices because games cost so much to develop" bullshit when they're the ones choosing to invest all that money in the first place.
(Made even worse when you consider the people actually doing the work are overworked and taken advantage of.)
One of the world's most common artificial sweeteners is set to be declared a possible carcinogen next month by a leading global health body, according to two sources with knowledge of the process, pitting it against the food industry and regulators.
One of the world's most common artificial sweeteners is set to be declared a possible carcinogen next month by a leading global health body, according to two sources with knowledge of the process, pitting it against the food industry and regulators.
Miami Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill is accused of slapping a charter fishing company employee during an argument at the Haulover Park marina. He tried to give the man $200 after, a police report said…
Funny how you are triggered by someone who simply chooses not to take a vaccine, but are here celebrating someone who was accused of domestic violence.
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