He should give his boss a real piece of his mind, then.

Valve’s argument isn’t in defense of free speech, it’s in defense of Gabe’s next yacht.

Thanks for looking into it! I otherwise love the game, but I always get frustrated when that clue comes up lol.

No, she lacks the depth and warmth.

It was developed by a famous company known for its innovative technology in gaming.

I feel like they use this exact same clue for every single game, and was the reason I stopped playing this a while back. Sad to see that they’re still doing this. It’s about as useful as saying “it’s a video game”. In fact, I’d say it’s not even an accurate clue in this case, which is extra frustrating.

That said:

🕹️ Retro Game Trivia — 2026-05-20
🎯 You revealed all letters with 4 mistakes!
🔥 Letter Streak: 1
🔢 Attempts: 9
💡 Clues used: 4

🟨🟥🟥🟨🟨🟥·🟥🟨🟨🎯

🧠 Guess this retro game

👉 Play it at https://retrotrivia.games/
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Well done, Henry.

Oh no! The nazi bar has set a drink limit! Guess I’ll just have to continue not drinking there.

Does the author know what “clashing” means? Or did they just forget to explain in the article what would have been an otherwise interesting hook to the headline?

Ha ha ha ha

Open a new thread and ask again. You’ll get a different result. Open a third thread and ask again, you’ll get yet another result. That’s how LLMs work. You getting a different answer to your prompt doesn’t mean anything.

I like to aim for the little holes way at the top, where the water flows in from when you flush. I try to backflow my stream directly into the pipes. If you get it just right, you get this really deep, gurgling sound that emanates from the walls.

It appears to have pulled the number from a PDF of a FOIA request that I made to the FTC back in 2016.

“Chatbot scrapes and recites public information. Over to Tom with sports.”

Don’t get me wrong, there’s a billion gallons of reasons to hate LLMs, but “doing the thing it’s supposed to be good at doing” isn’t one of them.

Obviously the chatbot should be regulated such that it wouldn’t be able to access that sort of information in the first place, or that it should be filtered from training material. But finding information that the author, himself, previously made public, isn’t really noteworthy. Especially if you consider that, until fairly recently, fucking Jeeves would’ve given you this phone number if you knew how to ask.

Of course the anti-woke crowd hate it; it’s a story about young people finding themselves, instead of being told who to be.

My Geocities page had the best cursors.

Wait.

Just look at the hairless pits the character on his shirt has. Clearly this is a man of culture.

One reason is that I doubt whether animals really understand this.

Cats and dogs (as well as lots of other animals often kept as pets) both tend to lick at those they feel affection toward. Grooming behaviors from animals are typically signs of trust, affection, or shows that they look after you and are trying to protect you.

I figure that most pets very much understand what getting kissed by their human means.

I feel like there’s probably a very common comorbidity there.

It’s also a banger of an album.

Uh huh, sure.