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What else could he say to not be thrown out? Dude works at Microsoft

I grant you acceptance

I love my Voyager so much it replaced my full sized ergo keyboard. It’s a great little thing. I wish it had one button more but I don’t even know where

A game released 10 years ago turns 10, yes

I do not remember purchasing “gems” with real currency in the “good old days”

It has so many micro transactions it’s obvious the game’s a cash grab on player’s nostalgia. Oh, and you cannot play it offline even in single player.

My advice: avoid

The worst part is that it may really come to this

In the US.

Nothing. Not every information needs to be actionable by its receivers. Do not get hyped up but know there will be a next installment and wait till they show something.

It’s the same with lots of indie games now. Oh, and mobile ones too

Thanks for the red circle, I was really lost there for a moment

No thanks

First thing that came in to my mind was Gears of War with its specific third person view and hiding behind covers. I don’t think it was the first game with that mechanic but the most influential one

Once you finish New Vegas you will “forget” to post screenshots, right? It was just a way to sell New Vegas to others?

I respect that.

Make an experiment and create a layout for your Moonlander without bottom row and internal columns. That way you will feel how the voyager will work for you. This was exacly my case and eventually I got Voyager with a Zip Kit for ML and stayed in this layout. Once I got used to it my fingers have to travel less and I’m satisfied with both of my keyboards. They have exactly same layouts now.

While I agree with the sentiment when a show like South Park influences anyone’s political decisions then they are lost anyway

But the novel is based on a screenplay so…

MS has been using Linux on their servers for years

Where can I find beforehand which laptop supports S3? Are there any know brands that do?

You are right but also assume people care about that. Lots of time open sourcing your project is a way to collaborate with others, build a portfolio or just for fun. It’s not a statement.