I have countless hours on Olli Olli 2. I literally killed one PS Vita and two dual shock controllers playing that game.

EDIT: I guess my true answer to your question is, a very nice watch.

To me, a suit is a sign of weakness. Only two types of people “suit up” to go to work. People selling you something and lawyers. You dress up for an interview because you are selling yourself. You dress up for sales meetings. You dress up to impress someone or as a sign if respectful submission. People who are confident in their skills and/or their position do not try to impress with clothes. A good cake doesn’t get covered in fondant.

Source: I am the CEO of a tech company that deals with some of the largest energy firms in the world. Some of my closest friends are C-level execs of very well known companies. We all dress comfortably. Most times I’m wearing cargo pants, tee, skate shoes and a cap.

PS: A nice watch is a must though. At least for me.

Nobody saved my beloved Roll7. :-(

They are being sued for patent infringement not copyright violations, which is extra weird.

Somewhere along the way my copy got janked. I liked it so I keep using it.

What I meant by drives are NAS. I buy the drives on sale spin up a new array, migrate the data, and redirect the mount point.

I use to cold store until I realized that unless I have access to it, it might as well not exist. Now I keep everything live, even backups going back to 1997.

The only data I have “lost” are copies of my old warez CDs from eastern Europe because I have no idea where I have stashed them, and a pack of Zip Disks because I have no functioning Zip Drive.

I have a crate of old hard drives going back to the late nineties. Am I the only person that migrates the data to new drives regularly? At this point it is a yearly tradition for me to pick up larger drives during the Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales. Why rely on old 4tb drives when you can move them all to fresh 14tb drives?

Ops is like Hotel California.

Good move. The last thing you want to do is post a half-baked pun.

Same but I was in my mid twenties.

The director’s cut would have been a classic for the ages.

Bro just use twitter at this point.

That’s like choosing gangrene on your foot because you can’t decide which shoe to wear and tying the laces seems like a pain in the ass.

I agree with you. The market didn’t.

Ultimately, no. It was going to be at first but prior to release, it changed models and ultimately stayed at $30 until it died.

Executive said, “Fuck it, we’re charging $30”. He thought people would pay that even though its main competitors were f2p.

Don’t forget the fact that is was a free-to-play game with a $30 price-tag.

Lawbreakers was an excellent game that was killed by executive stupidity.

And is it ethical to keep using it?

How is this even a debate? No! The answer is fucking “no”!

Haha, what?!? That’s crazy talk!

Just don’t use that cancerous platform.