Anyone who’s watched the movie has heard Golden about 5 or 6 times, and each of the other ones once or maybe twice. By the time the movie ends, Golden is the one that’s stuck in their heads, and that’s probably the reason they’ve latched on. If they played any other song as many times in the movie, that would be the one that got popular.

Unrelated, but I fucking hate headlines that say shit like “this mom’s son.”

Neo becomes Superman in the Matrix, and the agents escape into the real world. It’s stupid, and everything else is irrelevant.

The first one is the only one worth watching. If you want more, check out the Animatrix. It’s a series of Anime shorts by different artists and directors that’s much more entertaining.

Seriously, you think nobody is sentimental about The Brave Little Toaster?

They’re neat.

Use a bread knife for tomatoes.

My bank has “removed” the mobile version of the banking website. It’s technically still there, so it can still be used, but you need to know the full address for it or keep it bookmarked. The main page’s link to the mobile banking page now takes you to another page that tells you it no longer exists and to use the app instead.

Woman: My child! Please save my child!
Geralt: Care for a game of Gwent?
Woman: nod

I’ve definitely played through the game multiple times in a row on just those three lives. You gain more lives at certain score levels anyway. If you play through the entire game without dying, you’ll have around 10 lives left. And if you sit through the credits, the game continues from the beginning, only it gets harder after every loop. After 4 or 5 consecutive runs, the basic enemies that usually just run and jump actually start shooting at you.

Bonk’s Adventure for PC Engine/Turbo Grafx 16 was the game that sold that console. It’s brightly colored, has fun graphics and large sprites, and easy to pick up. It’s pretty easy, and not very long, but it’s quite fun. Also since the controllers on that console had a built-in switch to enable turbo on the buttons, the game is built with that in mind. The sequels were released after 1990, but are also quite fun and each add something to the previous games.

NES Contra is spot on for controls. Just picking it up for the first time, it’s so responsive and the movement feels good pretty much immediately. The arcade version of the game had weird jumping movement that feels clunky, but the NES version just feels so much better. It’s also not as hard as its reputation makes it out to be.

Is that what a Z-job is?

Sure, you could use it for that if you so desired.

It can be used for other purposes. It’s essentially a digital ledger that keeps track of all the transactions.

It’s definitely possible. Depending on the budget, you can take the helmet to a professional that does 3D fabrication.

I’d say the first step should be to find a local maker space and see if anyone there can help you. Most will have 3d printers, and some might have 3d scanners. If they don’t, maybe someone there personally owns one.

8bitdo have an official presence on Aliexpress, and they make solid controllers

Why do kids like you always have to make things generational??

The irony of this question is painful.

You just complained about what younger people do, and then you complained about being called out for it bevause someone “made it generational.”

You made it generational.

A flake of chipped paint could become a splinter

Yeah, what’s wrone with one heart attack every once in a while, as a treat?

I don’t know if it was in 1.0 but definitely before the final version. I tried it before 1.666 was around and chose to play keyboard only.