Yeah, see if I had to start dating again, I wouldn't date Gen Z. Problem solved.

I use Tasker automation that reminds me to reboot after my phone has been up for awhile. I don't think I'd like an auto reboot feature. I don't even like it when I can't postpone a software update until a time convenient for me.

Too bad even without it, Google search has gone to shit.

I was reminded of this from the last Olympics only to discover it's the same shooter!

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/vitalina-batsarashkina-olympic-shooter-one-hand-stance/

If he gets back in office, he'll leave in a body bag.

That's not a threat, I just don't see him lasting much longer.

What are the chances we get custom built/open source phones?

I just rolled back my Win 11 to Win 10 only to use temporarily while I test some other distros to see which one(s) I like.

Shout out to Ventoy, my new favorite usb utility.

I'm still upset Dell hasn't had Adele in one of their ads.

Though I don't really watch ads anymore so I guess I can't be too upset.

This was a surprisingly difficult question and I had to dig into my library for inspiration but here are some games that I would recommend that (mostly) require starting from the beginning of the story:

• The Last Of Us
• Uncharted
• Dishonored
• God of War (2018 and Ragnarok definitely, original PS2+PSP games for extra depth and different game style)
• Hellblade (sequel doesn't release until next month but I'm still pretty confident in this answer)

Loose Fits

• Portal
• Dead Space
• F.E.A.R.
• Resistance

Honorable Mentions as I can't personally attest to having not beaten every game

• Shadow of Mordor
• Mass Effect (I know it's been mentioned)
• Dragon Age (same as above)
• BioShock

I mean, The Boys and Invincible is still pretty big and recent.

From what I recall when I "donated plasma", it's a dumb loophole that works around some legality regarding "selling plasma".

The dumb loophole is you "donate plasma" for free but they award you with money.

Same. I was thinking, "yes, college IS a scam, but I wouldn't argue with most experts in their respective fields."