DisastrousRainbow

Played these over the weekend with some friends and fam. We all had fun. Tbh, I even enjoyed the SNES course. Not everything has to be anti-gravity crazy tracks.

Hopefully it’s priced well. Right now the bf and I are just sharing my subscription by making his Series X my home Xbone, but it’d be nice to have a family plan like the one Nintendo offers.

My ex had a Nissan Leaf. It was ugly af and we bounced around like pencils inside a box over even marginally rough roads, but damn was that mpg lovely.

It’s not. The S22 and iPhone 13 are compromised in similar ways, relative to the high-end models, to meet their respective clientele. Those wanting the cheaper model. As for having a flagship in a compact package, it is absolutely doable if OEM’s actually tackled the situation head-on. I won’t even bother to comment on the rest of your "narrow" viewpoints. It’s clear where you stand.

This may be mind-blowing for you to believe, but there are people out there who read reviews to see if a movie is worth their time and don’t really care about spoilers. I’m not really into the Predator franchise, but I loved this director’s last movie, so I don’t care if reviews give me specific details about the movie. For other movies that I do care more about, I’m careful to avoid reading any reviews tagged with spoilers.

Regardless, it shouldn’t be a point of contention, especially if the review is forthcoming and mentions it will contain spoilers. What is kind of annoying is people who decry that a review has spoilers when, if it matters that much to them, they should be staying away from pretty much any review outside of those with scores or those tagged spoiler-free.

Sorry, I should’ve clarified a little more: I’m sure quite a few people would snap up an iPhone 13-sized version of any high-end XL-size Android phone if one were available, but for some reason no Android OEM wants to do that. Smaller models in their lineups are always compromised in some way compared to the high-end, larger model. Meanwhile, Apple has basically made their best phone in two sizes since the iPhone XS models, the exception being the 12 Pro which had a marginally better, but hardly discernable, main camera on the Max model.

I mean, apparently for the disabled community it is quite a huge deal. Clearly. I can’t pretend to know about that, I’m not disabled. But hey, I’m not going to tell a disabled person how to feel or not feel about something that hits close to them because I haven’t experienced their life. That’s probably the main issue here. Beyonce, as well as any PoC, knows what’s it like to have words or phrases that cut you, whether intentional or not. Will you know what that’s like? Maybe, maybe not, but ignoring the concerns of whatever community is bringing certain things to light seems…worse than your overreaction.

It’s all the rage in the Android world. It’s all go big or go home and it’s a shame. I’m sure quite a few people would snap up an iPhone 13/13 Pro-sized version of any XL-sized Android phone if it were available. I know I would…

This is why I dislike 10-point scale review systems. People forget that anything above a five is, well, above average. A 7 out of 10 is very good and that’s the tone the review seems to strike.

Oh, boy, you’re either really young or very forgetful…maybe both lmao.

I really hope these games cribbed the best parts from Legends Arceus. I’m seeing hints that they did but I guess we won’t know for sure until November. Terrible voiceover aside, these games are actually looking pretty good.

And is it just me…

Yes, it’s just you.

Idk, I think the mini was just too small. I went from an iPhone 8 to a 12 mini and while I did love the size, the screen felt more cramped. I had far more issues typing on it than I ever did on the iPhone 8 (typos, accidental touches, etc.) and I was very surprised at that. Personally, I feel like an OG iPhone X-sized phone (which was marginally larger than an iPhone 8) would be the appropriate size for an SE replacement. It wouldn’t be too small where people will feel some sort of way about it, but also not so big that iPhone SE lovers would feel like it is completely unmanageable.