Captain Aggravated

It’s our special this evening.

I legitimately don’t know how to administer a Windows system anymore.

The N64 did okay. Sticking with cartridges meant a game had to fit in a tiny fraction of the space available on the Saturn and Playstation’s CDs, meaning that cross-platform games were difficult if not impossible to port, or they left out full motion cut scenes or something. The N64 had first and second party titles from Nintendo and Rare, and inferior ports. That and being THE most Japanese company out there chasing off business partners left and right, TO INCLUDE SONY THEMSELVES AND THUS LEADING OT THE CREATION OF THE PLAYSTATION IN THE FIRST PLACE, meant the N64 finished the fifth generation console race in the middle of the pack.

They continued to shoot themselves in the foot with the tiny discs for the Gamecube which meant a GC was STILL difficult to port games to because it STILL held less data than the competition, and couldn’t be used as a DVD player making it harder to sell to Dad than the Playstation 2. Due to the PS2’s low price tag ($100 less than a Dreamcast; the launch announcement at the very first E3 is a story unto itself), DVD video playback capability and backwards compatibility with PS1 software meant it outsold blowjobs for a couple years in a row.

Just a big ol wet bowl of soup.

This is congruent with my own experiences, from which I could draw at least one of two conclusions: 1, the science isn’t done on these medicines. How often outside of psychiatry do you hear “We have to find the cocktail that works for you”? 2, the industry isn’t worthy of caring for patients because money comes before patient care. “This treatment will probably work but so that we can buy a ninth yacht we’ll make you buy all these others first.”

Somehow I think it would be a bigger problem if xhamster did have hamsters.

“energy is practically infinite with solar power” No it isn’t.

On Earth’s surface, sunlight is intermittent. Tall objects such as trees interrupt it, you’ll get to produce a small fraction of the power you expect for a few hours in the morning and evening and full power for about 4 hours in the mid-day. You need to figure out how to use it while you’ve got it, or store it for later. That gets bulky and expensive real quick.