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I admit I was also suckered by the Ride video, so instead of giving the YouTube any more views, I embedded a grainier Gfycat that doesn’t even play in Firefox. Unlike with Monster Hunter Rise, I did my due diligence before starting upon the certain path of material discontent with a console that’s hard enough to obtain, a new television to support it, the sound system I’d always promised and of course a couch to replace our aging one. If not for Nintendo’s almost anti-technology stance, I might be disconnected from gaming altogether, having been left unimpressed at the PS3/Blu-Ray generation. There’s definitely a leap to be made to 4K+ and SSD storage, but I’m with the commenter who asked for them to be used for first-person crashes, too, the experience needs to offer more.

What am embarrassment to his dad—then again, there’s The Insider. Watch Jon Stewart nail him good (Wallace: “You didn’t see our coverage because you and Stephen Colbert were crying at 11:00 when they announced the President”/Stewart: “Yes, imagine people having human emotions to a historical moment”), and he maintains with a smirk that Fox News’ll carry on, because Obama will make mistakes. They’re not even pretending anymore, the pricks.

And what’s with ComedyCentral.com still not playing nice with Firefox? Could it be NoScript?

An 8-GB memory stick vs. 128K (which was the shit back then), sure, but when pics, not to mention videos, take up that much more space like the latest versions of the same ol’ software on hard drives these days, it all evens out. Must be because I recall the days before bandwidth was measured in M’s and G’s, I’ve always strove for minimum footprint so I’ll size down to 640×320 uploads, thank you very much. Besides, I’ve never really been an album-keeper; hard copies always mess up the images in my mind. Battery life may have improved, too, but powering that comparatively huge LCD kills that as well. Meaning, there’s no.freaking.difference.