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Compared to YouTube, how much do you actually use Facebook?

Why is this news?

I don't think "lightly" cuts it here

The whole factory subgenre literally spawned from the idea "what if we made a factory that did the grinding for us".

That style can only be Milo Manara.

The UTWS3 hooks I have now are AptX based, and they don't seem to have a noise floor that I can hear in the slightest.

Ahhhh, potato scented hunter.

I like it a lot.

I have pretty narrow ear canals, so I can't really wear airpods without fear of them flying out while biking. The ear hook design solves that. I misplaced a pair of KZ AZ09s on holiday this summer, but I've since replaced them with a set of Fiio UTWS3.

I have nothing but good things to say. The weight of the Bluetooth hooks negligible, especially because the majority of the weight is resting on your ears. I hardly feel them when I'm use (besides the feeling of the actual IEMs in my ears), and having a button on each ear is really convenient.

The case is on the big side, but it fits well enough in my pockets to not be that big of a deal. The battery in the units are big enough to last for ages, and the battery in the case being an actual big battery means I charge them once a month, at most.

Better yet, you can get Bluetooth ear hooks for both 2-pin and MMCX IEMs, if you ever want to lose the cable. They last longer than airpod types, offer better sound quality, and you can replace them without replacing the IEMs themselves.

It doesn't matter, they've shown their hand.

If not now, then when?

""All in all, although Lies of P is essentially Bloodborne featuring Timothée Chalamet..."

I don't even need the rest of that sentence

I have a bunch of friends in middle management positions. Almost all of them cite being a raid leader in WoW as being a formative experience.

Hello nostalgia.

I clocked a good 2000 hours in UT2004 between 2004 and 2008. Most of those were in trials and race maps.

That was almost 20 years ago. Damn.

I befriended one of the guys who made some of the first trials maps for Unreal, Eric. I believe he went by Pixelscope? He went on to work on Killing Floor, if I recall correctly. He also got me into making levels, modding and 3D modelling.

Here I am, twenty years later, making a living as a VR developer. UT2004 not only made me a better gamer, it made me a game developer.

ONWARDS, QUERCUS!

Am I misremembering, but did Baldur's Gate, Warcraft 2, or something ship with a cursor package for windows?

I didn't have Internet back then, but I recall finding out that you could change the cursor to a gauntlet from one of those games, much to the chagrin of my parents.

Citation marks around Infamous Chisel

Oh Pelor, refresh and gladden our spirits.

Then Occam's Razor has grown dull.

And here i am, a lowly peasant, struggling to find porn about prisoners of war

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