This has been a feature on iOS for like 10 years. It’s the little blue compass rose in the top right corner. It stops being blue when your location isn’t being actively accessed and goes away when you’re not using a location app

Time to pull out a hammer

I really hope you give it another try. The story the DLC tells is so much more incredible than the base game. I tear up just thinking about it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocoXwU8WEnc

I’m not crying you’re crying!

This part absolutely destroyed me. If you don’t remember this song from the DLC, it’s the last memory you see.

You replied to the wrong person. I already know this, but clearly the person who posted the quote doesn’t ;)

It’s a quote from the website

I’m on a 5 year old iPhone SE I’ve owned for 4 🫡

Brushing right after eating is actually pretty bad for your teeth

This would make for a great SCP article

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VRChat is the worst example you could possibly provide for performance metrics in VR. Even people with PCs that cost $10,000 don’t get 90fps in a busy room. The entire game is unoptimized user generated content…

I don’t care what the particular number is, but it’s a dart throwing game and you have to get all the numbers correct in one shot or start over

If you use private trackers, a VPN is irrelevant. All you need to do is fully encrypt your traffic in your torrent client so your ISP can’t see what you’re doing. It’s been working just fine for me for 15 years, and I’ve never gotten a letter.

They need to put you in charge!

What the hell is that handle on the mug. You can maybe fit one finger in that thing!

The people down voting this are troglodytes

I was never a fan of how StarCraft 1 is supposed to be played.

It had a map editor that allowed scripting and people used it to make tons of other games inside of StarCraft like tower defense games, drawing party games like you would see decades later on mobile, and RPGs of every franchise imaginable. There’s literally thousands of unique games out there on archive websites.

Some of my other picks have already been mentioned so I’ll go with an obscure answer: Cpt. Olivia Rhodes from the VR game Lone Echo.

She is by far the most realistic and immersive NPC I have ever had the fortune of experiencing. The storytelling and immersion in Lone Echo is S tier. The game itself is in my top three VR games with Half-Life Alyx and Boneworks.

If you’re trying to back up Windows OS drives for some reason, robocopy works quite similarly to rsync.

Yeah but there’s no incentive to repost shit over and over again like there was on Reddit.

This is the third or fourth time I’ve seen this misinformation posted in the last week