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Cake day: July 8th, 2023

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  • I totally agree! Reading is such a beautiful experience because half of it happens inside of your head, and you somehow get to experience the words on the page in a more personal way that’s not really possible with any other medium.

    If you ever end up writing a complete book (or have written one already), hit me up. I’ll buy it if I can. I really enjoyed this short story.


  • Thank you for writing this. I don’t know how much of the story happened and how much is fictional, but it certainly made me feel something. I had a pit bull when I was a kid who was the most beautiful and majestic and protective dog I’ve ever known. I still dream of her sometimes. This story reminded me a bit of her.


  • The problem at this point is not so much that they don’t have games - they have released plenty in the past few years and most have been received positively.

    The problem is that they released those games too late, and by that point, the ship had already sailed. After a streak of disappointing years with the XOne, they needed strong titles to pair up with XSeries. Instead, they released jack shit for an entire year, and after that the disappointment just grew further with the likes of Halo Infinite, Starfield and the weird vampire game nobody asked for.

    By that point, everyone already got themselves a PS5, a Switch, a gaming PC or a handheld device. Xbox needed to show their fans they believed in their mission and were capable of delivering strong titles on their platform, but everyone saw their releases and said “Meh”.

    The strong titles eventually came, but by that point they had already decided to port them over to the competition to offset the cost, and everyone saw the writing was on the wall for the platform.

    Spencer can go on stage spewing whatever bullshit he wants, but nobody outside of the most diehard Xbox fans believe that the platform has a future - and it’s very hard to convince people to invest on your platform when it’s not certain how many more years it will be supported, and whether your store will remain accessible or shut down a few years down the line.















  • This is both hilarious and incredibly unsettling.

    I kind of get the repressive government forcing the peasants to buy salt as a form of taxation. Although I don’t understand what was in for the government about prohibiting the use of salt for making salted food? Did they specifically want the people to be angry at them? Did they think that salted food was demonic or something? Were they just stupid?