That’s incredibly sad. Hopefully Syncthing-fork can continue on.

Maybe I’m out of the loop but, follow what soon? Did something happen to Syncthing?

What? Link is literally wearing his Tears of the Kingdom outfit. And look at his arm. This person did not make this in 2014-2016.

They aggressively fight against ad blockers and shame people who use them while refusing to vet said ads beforehand. They should be treated the same as any pervert exposing themselves to kids on the street. I see little difference between the two.

The beatings will continue until morale improves.

This game came out in 2017. It’s in my Steam library right now. Not sure what this article is trying to say or what Bigmode’s involvement is with the game, but it’s certainly not a new game.

Edit: So the game was originally called Monolith and it’s being released again with a new name and publisher. This article completely failed to mention this important detail, instead making it sound like a brand new game.

That’s the point.

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Is the inability to follow extremely simple instructions actually the norm these days? The answer may shock you. More at 11.

Bracelets.

He’s a great choice for Shadow.

Do you work for Valve?

Does this mean her team will stop spamming my phone with campaign texts from a new number every day so I can’t even blacklist them?

Touched and Twisted are the best Warioware will ever be. I’d love to be wrong though.

With audio book narration by Michael Dorn.

Call me paranoid, but it feels like local storage is being slowly phased out. First they remove SD card slots, next we won’t be allowed to store any data at all locally. Cloud and streaming everything.

What if the requirement is that it doesn’t match the previous password?

Edit: never mind. Tired brain.

It’s time the fat cats had a heart attack.

Chickens? More like thickens.

Nah, the Wii U wasn’t a bad system at all. It failed for lack of advertising and game support. There was nothing to play and people didn’t understand it wasn’t just a Wii accessory. The name certainly didn’t help either.