I can’t remember a particularly weird one, but the most infuriating cable I’ve encountered is the power cable for my Acer Swift 3. It’s a tiny barrel pin that plugs into a poorly secured port on the laptop. The laptop has a usb-c port, but it doesn’t support charging.
The most recent I can think of is It Takes A War. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3919530/It_Takes_a_War/
It is a real game. It plays like a cheap clone of Counter Strike, but the gunplay is a backdrop for what the game is about.
The Phoenix show had Triple Band!
That sounds like The Trunk Space! Though, I think they lost their church spot last year. I think TV Girl and AJJ were my favorite shows there. They also held a Desert Trash festival years ago.
I heard there was a bug that bayonet kills weren’t being counted. We completed the order once they fixed the glitch. I stabbed a lot of voteless.
I like minesweeper, but the guesswork is frustrating. Fortunately other games have improved the concept. Hexcells removes the guesswork and adds more logic elements.
Dragonsweeper still requires some luck, but it has some interesting mechanics you can figure out on the end game screen. Also it’s free! https://danielben.itch.io/dragonsweeper
It’s about the same in Arizona, USA. Starbucks 16oz Pumpkin Spice latte is $6.76. A local specialty coffee shop currently has a White Pumpkin latte for about $7.83 after tax. I think it’s a 16oz. The regular lattes are maybe a dollar cheaper.
Orgy for One - Ninja Sex Party
I didn’t know about xeyes. Neat. The switch isn’t recognized on 1.1.2.
I am also unsure what its use case is. I can usually get it to p 80-90% power, but it still takes several shots to kill large things. The plasma cannon fills the “charged anti-tank” role better.
It’s decent at crowd control, but isn’t as consistent or easy to use as a grenade launcher.
It seems like a weapon that tries to fill multiple roles but isn’t great at any of them. I still use it occasionally, but I rarely think “I’m glad I brought this.”
I saw it in IMAX. It looked good. It sounded good too, though the sound track was anxiety inducing. But in a purposeful way. Benicio Del Toro was great. Sean Penn was unsettling and I will never hear a certain Christmas song the same way again.
Nice buffs for the Necromancer.
It’s a good video. Matt Colville (design director) even recommended it in his video.
I’ve been following the game for several years. It’s got a lot of cool stuff. I’ve convinced some friends to try it out next week.
Fun fact: Tempe is named after The Vale of Tempe in Greece.
I visited Culdesac last year to see CityNerd and Urban Phoenix Project talk about urban development. It’s a neat place. If it existed 10 years ago I would have liked to live there. Going car free in Phoenix is definitely a challenge but I’m glad some people are willing to try it.
Same. I got a Hario Switch for Christmas and it’s replaced the AeroPress as my daily driver.
One of the Shadowrun 6e source books has an actual Clippy style book called Grimmy the Grimiore. It’s awful.
Good to hear. It wasn’t what I expected but I really enjoyed it.