papabobolious @ papabobolious @feddit.nu

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I don't know but I feel the same. My main gripe is with media keys, because I don't want Fn key combinations, but dedicated media buttons, which is increasingly rare. The most appealing keyboard I have laid eyes on recently is Das Keyboard which has a volume wheel, media keys and is full size, but it's very pricey and not perfect still.

I find it kind of ironic to spend 300 eur on a custom mechanical keyboard just to pair it with a usb number pad worth "few bucks" though

Without really having an opinion on the matter - I think there's a difference in having a use and being adopted.

Something can be absolutely awesome in theory but useless if no one is using it.

It was optional to use, you could control leaning on bikes I remember but I never used the feature.

GTA IV had it for PS3, I remember.

Isn't xbox the only one that doesn't?

Right here, how's that going to help someone who is having issues? Or am I just meant to gloat a bit?

Wait for the new smell sensors, just a brief sniff of your turd and they can feed you ads for doctors you didn't know you needed, yet

But they keep locking themselves in the bathroom

I didn't get far enough to consider that, but considering licensing issues in remasters of other games, it wouldn't be surprising at all.

I was excited to play the remake of my all time favourite game Mafia 1, but it only lasted for about 20 minutes. They put utterly pointless additions in and the AI was somehow way dumber despite being 20 years newer.

Wtf is a ram keybind for car driving?

That is extremely American looking

If they've been off after a day I don't see how you can put used socks back on.

I will wear underwear or socks more than 24h if i shower halfway into a day or if I am being sick/a slob and just not taking any clothes off.

Charging money is actually illegal in most parts of the world

Everyone outside the US are over it, especially considering the war to follow

Ah OK, I would have expected it to be quite a lot colder than that.

I could see it being safe from a germ perspective but when a little nugget of shit rattles around in the machine and ends up anywhere near what you're using to eat that's gotta suck, safe or not.

Yep it's what people in northern Sweden have been doing for probably at least 40 years now.

Yeah I have actually been kind of baffled no one else mentioned these, are conventional engine heaters not a thing outside scandinavia?