If anyone needs video confirmation, Rtings made a video comparing the box to commercial air purifiers.

Valve tried trackballs with the Steam Controller but ditched them for trackpads that emulate trackball physics. They found small ones felt bad but big ones were too bulky and heavy. Clearly they like that idea, since every controller-like thing they’ve designed since includes pads.

You can get an autograph from John Wayland himself

https://floss.social/@XOrgFoundation/110465086318109886

This island is why Canada recently gained a new land border with Denmark

Can’t wait for the DLC

If you haven’t done so already, I suggest you start taking notes while playing the game. You’ll need to keep track of what you have to come back to a place for.

It’s actually spelled “chamberrr”

It’s been showing up more and more in my area over the past several years

0/2 with flying

Swift’s essay is widely held to be one of the greatest examples of sustained irony in the history of English literature.

Not your everyday irony, but sustained irony.

I recommend you avoid games with continuous movement early on. Moving with joystick feels very bad until you get your VR legs. Also get the Lab, Valve’s free VR minigame collection.

I don’t think it has ever gone on sale.

This game is timeless. It was released in a time when the arena FPS was on its way out and server browsers were still the norm for PC online multiplayer, yet it has hardly aged.

Still alive, are we?

Each section of the binary number represents a different component needed to construct the number 300. It uses clever math to be able to represent decimals. It’s like asking you whether a number is positive or negative, then the position of the decimal point, then what the digits are.

Specifically…

The first 0 means the number is positive. The number formed by the next eight bits (the exponent) and the number from the remaining bits (the mantissa) multiply to get 300.

The exponent bits choose the value of N in the formula 2^N-127 . For the mantissa, we start with the number 1, then each “1” bit starting from the left adds to it 0.5, then 0.25, and so on. Specifically, we have 2⁸×1.171875.

All Disney parks together see a lot more people than just the one Action Park, and Disneyland alone opened long before Action Park. It would be a lot more interesting to see the proportion of visitors who die, not just the magnitude.

Guy who deleted the main page is my hero

It’s also great for SEO. You get to cram more keywords so Googlebot can pick up on your recipe and think it’s a substantial page instead of spam. You link to and from your other recipes to build up credibility and potentially entice a visitor to stay longer by having them check out your other recipes. Most sites have basically zero dedicated followers and rely on search engine in-links for visitors, so they really want to catch the people who are doing a month of meal prep or something.

Python 3.12.7 (main, Oct  1 2024, 00:00:00) [GCC 14.2.1 20240912 (Red Hat 14.2.1-3)] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> l = []
>>> l[:] = [l] * 10
>>> l
[[...], [...], [...], [...], [...], [...], [...], [...], [...], [...]]

Tucked tail. Excellent form.