I love it when ACs fight. On another note, someone who red-pills would most likely not be a limp-wristed faggot, as you put it. I also doubt they would be into Anime. It would be some alpha-douche-bro that would be red-pilling. The person you described are actually SJWs/White Knights. Get your slurs right AC.

As someone who has worked in a hospital (Win XP to Win 7 Migration... dear god the special software never wanted to work on Win7, and half of the shit was still 16 bit), I would like to counter that. Everyone in the hospital I was in was vaccinated for the flu. Well, not EVERYONE, but majority. If you did not get vaccinated, you had to wear a mask and gloves at all times. Those that were vaccinated had a tag attached to their badge so you knew.

Also, my mom (BSN) is head of Infection Control for a rather large medical center out here. Majority of the nurses get the flu shot there as well. She has to do all the paperwork and processing for those that dont and make sure that they are wearing at least a mask.

She even doubts the effectiveness of them (due to the flu being something that mutates rapidly), but she does get them.

I wish I could find it, but there was a vaccination map for Southern California. You live in a poor part of LA? Really high vaccination rates. Live in a Rich and/or Hippie infested area? Vaccination rates MUCH lower than the surrounding areas.

That's pretty much how it works. The good thing is that Im gaming when he is at work, and he is gaming while Im at work. We have offset schedules, so it works out fine for us. When we both happen to be online, we're usually playing DotA or something together anyways.

That's... actually really weird. I know that for awhile I had to use old patches for GTA4 for some of the mods to work, and I had to disable auto updating. Worked for me around a year ago.

This is exactly why I get shivers down my spine when I hear Microsoft wanting to care more about the PC gaming market.

You, sir, are on crack. Try getting ahold of Steam support. While you wait your 24-72 hours for help, you could have easily gotten ahold of Origin support (usually takes me less than 5 minutes to get ahold of someone through live chat), and been playing your game for 1-3 days. And Origin has had the refund policy for awhile now. Steam, while the more mature and much better platform over all, hasn't even caught up to EA in terms of customer service.

Now I need to shower after writing that last sentence.

What about those DayZ reviews? I bought it because of how hilarious they were.

I don't even have 2 hours in a game as stupid as McPixel, but man, for the $4 I spent on it and the laughs it gave, I wouldn't return it even if I could.

Its when all the tiny female devs are giving free blowjobs for publicity that it becomes the problem.

If only I had mod points. One of the people in the article is bitching about how they cant have reviews of their game. This is because Steam requires 5 minutes of game time to post reviews... and that would require people to play through her game. Twice. Possibly even three times. She gives some BS excuse about how emotional it is and how people wouldn't want to relive that. What could possibly even evoke that much emotion in such a short period of time? Watching cute puppies get murdered or something?

Set up steam library sharing. My friend and I both have around 400 game libraries with only 200-ish overlapping. We have Family Sharing set up so we can share our libraries with eachother when we want to.

Right Click Game > Game Properties > Do Not Auto Update. Its like people don't even know how to use Steam.

Are you talking about the head of the DEA?

Well that's good to know. I was always told that if I wanted to really support my local movie theater, I needed to go 3 weeks or so after release so they got the most money for the film. It also helps that Im not super broke anymore so I can spend $20 on two drinks and some popcorn.

But then again, every movie I've gone and seen recently has been pretty terrible. I saw Chapie when it came out, and fuck that movie had a plothole you could drive a semi through. I even like Die Antwoord too. They didnt even save it.

Even outside of that, I doubt that most other banks (like large corporations) really understand what is going on sometimes at the bottom of the organizations. When I was working for a large bank in the US doing Win XP to Win 7 migrations, I had access to the list of all users IDs and the names associated with them, departments they worked at, systems they had access to, and the password reset tool that worked on any account. Oh yeah, and I was a contractor. They even let me take unencrypted financial data home - I was station to work somewhere, then deploy in another building 20 miles away, but between where I worked and where I lived. My boss let me take home the unencrypted machines and just drop them off in the morning. Security was such a joke.