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I'd rather the app stays as it is and doesn't show new windows or randomly move about stuff because new updates. Modern crunch with constantly changing the UI and hiding everything isn't helpful for elder relatives

Installed mint for an elderly relative that only uses it for YouTube and email, the only calls I get are when mozzila stops working because the version is too old

I think they just never were that relevant, probably because the first one was too RPG and not enough action game for the average public to form a cult following around. Still amazing games that are well worth bringing and nerding over

I do recommend the legendary edition, the graphics updates are actually good. You still need to add a few choice mods but it was a good remaster

The original mass effect trilogy. I know they're very mainstream but no one talks about them anymore and I must have like 5k hours between the 3 games.

Perfect winter break games for just diving in and doing 20 hour long play sessions

Kinda hard for Ed to have that many kittens if he didn't have sex

I wonder if they made chat gpt use an unnatural amount of emojis just to make it easier to spot

It's all fun and games until they bite one of your toes

I was surprised how effective it was for getting a checklist of things I should do to get a car that hasn't been running for 30 years back on the road and asking for instructions for each step and things I should keep in mind

Outside of that it's become a Google replacement for software development questions

You do kinda have to know about the things you ask it about so you can spot when it's bullshiting you

I was about to ask why was that microwave so wide but now it makes sense

Honestly I didn't even check because I sail the high seas but I had this mental image of the metric ton of dlcs civ v had

You say that as if it wasn't true for civ 6 as well haha