I tried playing it on my PS2 the other day, my Dualshock 2 is very beaten down so maybe that's why, but I do remember the controls being kinda shit across the whole Renderware era for GTA.

At a certain point you reach diminishing returns and just play the old games over again with mods to fill the void.

The whole "everyone is 12" extends to things like this btw, if voting meant nothing, why is there a constant concerted effort of making voting particularly difficult? Are the politicians bored? Or is there something to a vote we're not seeing that they do? Of course you don't think those things you're 12.

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Whenever I see things like this I can't help but think of the parents that constantly bemoan about kids having short attention spans when first of all THEY made the slop machines they're addicted to and second of all are so lazy/neglectful they are either indifferent to or actively in favor of the government babysitting their children and siphoning off their personal information.

Govt funded workshops for internet safety and investment into OS-level traditional parental control systems could curb so much of this but the world seems to actively hate the idea of kids having something that remotely looks like choice.

If outlets are gonna get banned anyway they might as well go for it and say it.

I don't take advantage of Beeper nearly as much as I should, I saw that they give you a Matrix handle when you sign up which I think is cool.

• Audioslave - Be Yourself
• Death Grips - Whammy
• Michael Jackson - The Way You Make Me Feel
• Blondie - Call Me
• Nine Inch Nails - Copy Of A

We're nearing the end of the prelude to a Fallout game.

The amount of hail mary's CSS-Tricks was able to get me through is innumerable.

I got a pair of Shokz bluetooth bone conduction headphones that I tend to jam next to my prescription glasses and it'd be cool to have that integrated, I imagine this is not going to be even close to that though, just the same perv shit without a camera.

Highly recommend giving Spec Ops: The Line and Kane and Lynch 2 a shot, those games stray in really interesting ways from the third person shooter formula.