Nintendo took a bit of an L with the Wii U (but made up for it with the strong presence of the 3DS) but this may very well be the most perfect thing ever invented in the history of video games… until Nintendo comes up with the sequel in the next generation. Meanwhile, we’ve got three reasons why we absolutely love the Switch, right here.
Aside from being a Silicon Valley billionaire (thanks to Facebook) and a bit of an asshole (as dramatized by The Social Network), we forget that Mark Zuckerberg is a programming genius. Earlier today, he posted a video on Facebook showcasing a personal project he’s been working on for about a year.
I was in the middle of using Messenger when the screen turns to a camera with a familiar but vaguely different interface. Did I open Snapchat? Nope, I was still on the same app:
Your account, your rules.
Lately, I’ve been seeing a lot of very pretty landscape photos using a specific filter that I’ve never seen before. It makes photos look like something straight out of a Makoto Shinkai or Studio Ghibli film. Take a look:
Terrible, immature people continue to find new ways to be horrible in new spaces. This is what gamer Jordan Belamire found out the hard way while she was playing a
Just when we thought we were happy with our PlayStation 4s, our Xbox Ones, and our Nintendo 3DSes (not to mention our smartphones, too) Nintendo comes along and changes the game, the exact same way they did with the first Wii.
Instagram has, over the past year, become a confusing mess of photos that are out of order and ads that mess up your carefully-curated feed. (Also, a Snapchat clone that
All your posts on Facebook about this stupid copypasta make no sense today, “tommorrow”, and all the days after. “Even the messages that have been deleted or the photos not allowed,” whatever this means. After all, it does not cost anything to Google. Better safe than sorry is wrong, because I’m using the least possible effort to know what I’m talking about. Snopes.com was just talking about this last 2012. Again “better safe than sorry” makes zero sense because I’m hiding behind a false sense of security which reflects how much I know about privacy in the digital age: none at all.
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