HubertManne

I view the gaming distros as being about out of box. I don't see anything improving performance outside of how the kernel compiles but I doubt any do anything special.

yeah but was it cool? Were most kids in high school gaming at your time? Im curious because im a bit over 50 so maybe 1989 or something was the floodgate year. I mean for 55+ to be such a large percentage it would mean a good percentage of the population itself must game in realtion to younger gen right. So I figure something close to 100% of teenagers game nowadays but when I was in high school it might have been under 10%

Im sorta surpised as even when I was in high school video games were something that was considered nerdy. Most had played them but it was considered a bit like comic books, cartoons, and toys. Something you grew out of. I would expect it to not be a major share until I am well over 55+. I though at first maybe it was just people getting new into it like mobile but the article says they make up 23% of the pc gamers and 11% of console (heck I don't even play console anymore). I wonder if some were influence by their kids?

thats sorta funny for me as I tend to play hack/stealth.

thats how I play it. fine for me and my wife plays on pc and I don't see it as way better.

Yeah sorta cracks me up this thing along with the subway chicken thing given actually plant analogues often cost more than the meat. If a place can put plant matter and lower my meat consumption while the meal is tasty. Well im all for it.

oh hey. great to see a comeback from the late 90's

my brothers house second bathroom was split into two with one being a sink and toilet and a shower in the room with the laundry units. Its actually great as it virtually give you three bathrooms in the sense someone can shower while another person is using the toilet. well I guess that can always be done but uh. its better.

would not say hooked but I have been messing around on isleward.

now I have to look up rancher. sounded like qubeos to me.

this is why in any internet conversation it never matters to me if someone wants to bring up their race, sex, orientation, group affiliation, age, whatever as being significant to the conversation. your argument is one human to another (sheesh im not even joking this time on being human) and it has to be relevant on only its merits. that being said if they have a personal anecdote that seems believable I might take it into account.

Yes I sorta get that. I remember when optical mice dropped in price I bought one for basically everyone K new.