The opening lines of that song were from The Dark Crystal.

I had a DeLorean for a few years. The amount of attention it got made me never want to drive it. The constant Back to the Future jokes will drive you insane

This only works because it’s like $30. If this was a $60-70 game, I don’t think it goes over well with the public. Nintendo is the only one that seems to get away with that

Time to bring back AltaVista.

Purely a space issue for me these days, but the more I use my Kindle, the more I like it. Being able to just highlight a word and get the definition has been a real game changer. Although, it’s only because of e-ink displays that I even considered it in the first place. Definitely would not be reading books on a regular tablet/display.

I love buying used books that someone has written in the margins. It’s about the only reason I’ll buy a physical book these days.

Played the Pacific Drive demo last night. Definitely looking forward to the real thing now, and I’m not usually a fan of crafting games.

Hot rod/muscle car guys still use forums. There’s some good ones that I use for old Mopar stuff.

I remember these from Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure

I work on Teslas. Can confirm. Not a fan of their software either.

I guess I’ll be ‘that guy’ and say that the book is much better.

It’s called a calimocho/kalimotxo, and it’s a great way to drink a bottle of cheap wine.

Harvey Danger told me that if you’re bored then you’re boring. So you need to tell them to go do something instead of complain about it. Some people need to be pushed out of their comfort zone to snap out of boredom

I don’t care if it makes me sound like a grumpy old man, but I really miss the old sales where stuff would be steeply discounted for like an hour and then would go back to a normal discount. All the sales now are basically Black Friday bullshit type sales

Tribes 1 was magic. I played on 56k dialup for the first year, and there was minimal lag even when it was 16 vs 16 matches

Nobody wants to pay for news; which means nobody gets paid well to report it. So here we are in this dumpster fire of modern journalism.