JakenVeina

Hollow Knight and Tunic as Souls-likes.

Based list.

You're not alone. If it's really too much for you, I'd recommend modding to get more access to the map. There's a mod that'll give you access to the map for free, instead of making you savrifice a charm slot to it, and there's one that'll just reveal the entire map up-front. I know folks who have been able to enjoy the game that way.

Tina

Hard to knock him for this one, who the hell CAN stay awake listening to Dr. Oz?

Oh, certainly not.

This very article.

And one batch of the 45WE EMU (electric multiple unit, the kind of train that doesn’t have a separate engine up front to pull the passenger cars), would switch off automatically when passing through the Mińsk Mazowiecki railway station. Trains full of passengers were left stranded.

I was feeling resentful for how he seems to just drop things wherever

Yo, I feel this a ton. I can never get him to clean consistently, cause he'll get distracted by... well, basically anything. We had success with scheduling "clean up time" 1 hour before bedtime, for a while, but even we could never get it to stick. Best I've learned to do is remember it's not malicious, "focus" is just something he doesn't have mastered, yet. I'll also point out, he's gotten a LOT better in the past couple years. Hell, he voluntarily wanted to clean his room tonight, after having his friend over all day, he said they left the room a mess.

To an extent, yes. "Video streaming giant Netflix" would suffice.

Three different articles I've seen about this and not ONE of them even ATTEMPTS to explain what Blackstone is.

Yes, I could, and did, google it, but it's infuriating, on principle. It's a bsic reading comprehension concept: don't assume your reader knows outside context, when your audience is essentially random.

For once, I'm on Trump's side (sort of). Just deny this fucking merger. Both of these companies are big enough already.

Well, yeah. The people who host them for profit should be held liable.

you write it in a special programming language, which is basically English, which describes how you want to see this application in a very specified way

A derivative of English, with different syntax and rules to help eliminate ambiguities? We in the industry tend to call that "code".