I mean, 1 - both are badass, who doesn’t like to play as a badass person?

2 - neither game lets you choose a male character.

3 - see 1

Nice! I’ll have to pick this up when it’s out. I’ve had a lot of fun with my brick hammer.

You’re gonna get hop-ons

Yea that has always bugged me too. That and the constant need to reboot (or now, create an alternative universe?) the same character over and over again.

it depends on the type of person, I feel like. My company has offered those adjustable desks since before COVID. If you walk through our office you’ll always see at least a few raised up. Most people prefer sitting down, but you’ll see enough people getting use out of these that they definitely have some benefit.

That’s a function of how they’re trained though. They match human behavior patterns because that’s what they were designed and built to do, not because they actually think/process like we do or are of near equal intellect.

The love scene was surprising too.

TWD’s been dead to me for a very long time. They had some great stuff way back when, but when they kept leaning further and further into some sort of weird drama with a zombie background, it got really boring.

I wish TWD had died off and Z Nation had continued.

I’ve started getting these. Its a little odd. The latest one I received told me it shipped “2 camera and 1 kitchen item”. The camera items were a baby monitor and a mount for the baby camera and the kitchen item were coffee filters. So I guess it’s accurate but kind of a useless description.

A shot of the rare NIMBY-saurus.

I have a ubiquiti 2.5g mini flex, one of their 8poe port switches, and a zyxel GS1100-16 unmanaged. The 2.5G is mainly for my NAS and some servers to communicate, I don’t have an ISP that can support that speed, nor can most of my devices.

Lee Child’s series has its good books, but there are a LOT of books that follow the same pattern and have the same formula, and it just gets boring. I like it when Reacher is crafty or does something truly unique. I think Lee child could’ve had a much better (albeit much shorter) series if he stuck to those unique moments and stories, and stayed away from the formulaic ones that you know exactly how they’ll play out.