I'd love to agree with you, but nobody plays this game. It seems like everyone else mostly found this game unfun too. It's a shame, I really wanted to like it.

Stop rescuing these people.

What about using X?

I haven't seen the movie yet, but I want to. Slight spoiler warning: I watched this really cool interview with the author where he describes the worldbuilding and biology of the alien(s) in the movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Drive your house over sometime and you'll see why.

Pixels shmixels, what about the keyboard accelerator key for the button?

That electrification was our greatest folly. Could you imagine if all those people weren't online?

There must be REALLY bad weather coming if Ted Cruz needs to escape to space rather than Mexico to avoid it.

Whenever Tim Sweeney makes a public statement, the response should always be "Who paid you to say that?"

Firewatch isn't a game, it's a movie you watch while holding a controller.

Linus should make the next version of Linux 12 or higher, that way Microsoft shits itself and releases Windows 360 or One or some other dumb name because marketing told them consumers go with the biggest number.

I just upgraded from 9.1 to 9.2 after reading this article. I hate apps that pollute my home with config files rather than putting them in ~/.config. I deleted my ~/.vim* and started vim and it immediately made a new ~/.viminfo, what gives?!

They don't need that access and they don't ask as far as I'm aware. I think they're not asking because they're not using them.

Not sure, I can only speak from corporate experience. It may be installed by default, but it asks for permissions on first run.

For what it's worth, I do see Teams asking for OS location, camera, and mic permissions, but not other Office programs.