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yildo, to taskmaster in Other countries' Taskmaster shows?

New Zealand is amazing. Their host and assistant are my favourite, and I love all four casts so far

Australia was too basic in tone. I think they miscast their taskmaster

I keep meaning to try the Francophone Quebec one since it's easy to stream in Canada, but I haven't

yildo, to pcgaming in The Price is Wrong, Bob: Only a third of PC gamers pay full price

The price is right. See Price Discrimination: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/price_discrimination.asp

yildo, to startrek in Lower Decks: Can anyone tell me what I'm missing?

If you don't find the humour funny, it's not going to work for you. It's half humour, half love letter to trek. Star Trek meets Futurama

To some extent, the characters have to be hyper and heightened because they have to fit a Star Trek episode in under half an hour

yildo, to canada in Immigrants explain why they're leaving Canada

On average, how many times a year do you go from Thunder Bay to Whitehorse versus how many times a year do you get groceries around the block?

yildo, to baldurs_gate_3 in Patch #4 Now Live!

Is the party grouped? Try hitting g twice to ungroup and regroup

yildo, to nottheonion in Mike Johnson Admits He and His Son Monitor Each Other's Porn Intake in Resurfaced Video

Next step up from using confession material for blackmailing parishioners

yildo, to star_wars in Frank Drebin in Star Wars

We are definitely well past that point. We are also passing the point where Star Wars nostalgia was fondly remembering watching Episode I as a kid and soon will be at the point where Star Wars nostalgia is fondly remembering watching The Force Awakens as a kid

yildo, to classicrock in "Classic rock" isn't timeless. Most of it is dated, cheesy, lame, unintelligent, and don't forget sexist. Also, it used to be the 60s. Now it's the 80s. Because it's all about old people nostalgia.

Classic Rock is 2000s

yildo, to startrek in New Images and Preview Clip from This Thursday’s Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Finale

Hype! Lower Decks; Lower Decks; Lower Decks!

yildo, to baldurs_gate_3 in A brief guide to making the worst possible choices (spoilers abound)

Could be worse. Could be a party with your cleric, Shadowheart, and two cleric hirelings

yildo, to technology in Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admits giving up on Windows Phone and mobile was a mistake

The appeal of the "we could have been a contender" fantasy for Microsoft is the idea that they'd be printing money by collecting the 30% tax on apps and in-app purchases. If they were 100% dependent on Samsung, they'd be printing at least 50% less money

yildo, to technology in Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admits giving up on Windows Phone and mobile was a mistake

Because you are nostalgic for win 8 with its full screen start menu?

yildo, to technology in Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admits giving up on Windows Phone and mobile was a mistake

What year was Android an also-ran?

2013: 51.8% Android, 40.6% iOS, 3.8% Blackberry, 3.3% Microsoft

https://www.comscore.com/Insights/Press-Releases/2014/2/comScore-Reports-December-2013-US-Smartphone-Subscriber-Market-Share

yildo, to urbanism in Donating items to Food Banks and Little Free Pantries that people use most
  1. Money. Donate money
yildo, to dosgaming in Caesar II - A city building strategy game

Big fan of Caesar II. I like it better than III or IV. III doubled down on the walker mechanic with its unsatisfying meta of avoiding intersections. The roadblock solution to the weird meta didn't show up until the later Pharaoh and Zeus games

Caesar II is elegant and has graphics that have aged very well

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