Cool story

If you’re testing stability, just use the console to warp there

Some say that the drop bears are the true descendants of the first British convicts sent to Australia

Because how dare those black people

And that’s why I now go to the turks

A trick is something a whore does for money

https://londonist.com/2012/05/londons-top-brutalist-buildings

Some examples

Er, you lost your daughters essay because you assumed that autosave was enabled.

🫣😳🤤

Would be kinda cheap otherwise.

Isn’t that the definition of 90 Day Fiance?

She’s not wrong

You’ve kind of hit the nail on the head, art is by definition anything the observer and/or the creator calls art and it creates some sort of emotional response in the observer.

By all means do a shit, film it and book somewhere to show it to an audience and you have indeed created art.

I agree that without any context, most of these clips look like ridiculous bullshit, but without understanding what the intention of the creator is and what the audience are getting from something you might as well just post clips of Star Wars without context and say “look how stupid this is LOL”

“I don’t understand it, therefore I don’t like it.”

Look at this person having fun in a social situation and being well adjusted and humerous. They must have so much trauma!

The steam deck can handle every game on every system from the PS2 and back, most games on the switch and PS3, smattering of Xbox and 360 and everything on PC barring the most graphically intensive AAA titles. Recommendations on that potential scope can go on forever.

If you like Zelda there are a few titles regarded as “must play” in the series, including Ocarina of Time, Link to the Past, Twilight Princess and many more in the “A” tier of Zelda titles. You’ve got probably years of play time just in those.

I’ve got an anbernic RG351 and it runs everything from early N64 an older flawlessly, good battery life, decent screen and fairly good buttons, really good if you’re out and about because it’s nice and compact. I’ve also got a Steam Deck that does everything else and as a home console.

At least in my part of Europe, tips are not required and often not expected (because minimum wage doesn’t have the strange exception tipped employees do in the US), but if you actually appreciate the service given then it’s the norm to give a small amount as a tip.

For deliveries I normally give cash straight to the driver if it comes in a reasonable time frame, I certainly would never preload a tip using the payment portal

More like just some rich scumbag exploiting misery for profit.