

Age is a letter. It comes after G but before I.
Age is a letter. It comes after G but before I.
Sign up for Plutonium and add it to Steam, worked like a dream on Linux
Give em the Napster treatment
Rick Rubin is not a vibe coder
“Honey, time for work!”
“Aw just five more minutes!”
Terrifying.
There has to be. But my question is, why not just smoke weed?
Very nice! I’d been thinking there should be a standardized guide for switching, but this is so much better!
If you don’t tell people you use Arch, then they come and install Ubuntu on your PC.
Yeah the required Activision account was already putting me off. I don’t think I’ll be getting this one. No skating to Cut Chemist Suite means I’m out.
Man Orange
Honestly the original scene was real shit. Obi-Wan is Qui-Gon’s apprentice, he’s not about to point out how Qui-Gon’s plan is just bad.
Yeah, Librewolf is kinda the best web browser. I still need to use Firefox for some things that just have to be invasive, like I think my bank needs the browser to be a little less locked down, but man I love just browsing the web and only seeing what I want to see.
Wait, the concentration camp is inhumane???
Quite frankly, this is the first mainstream superhero movie I’ve been excited for in years.
The genre has stagnated. From what I’ve read, the main criticisms of this movie stem from its lack of focus solely on Superman (AKA, it is a movie by James Gunn).
It may very well be trash, but I honestly think this is going to be more respectful to the IP and audience than most Marvel films released since Infinity War.
If Batman 2 is as good as the first, and Gunn’s version of Batman then harkens back to something like Batman 89 or Adam West Batman, I think that DC will be in the perfect spot to usher in their new cinema golden age.
Came here to say this. Closest onscreen would probably be the grey “Download or Watch” button not trying to get your attention in any way.
Bro thought he met Oda Nobunaga
Bingo.
You say that as though she’s the exception to the rule
Yes, this film is called The Amazing Bulk. Many filmtubers have talked about it; I’m most familiar with RedLetterMedia’s coverage.