Don't forget things like locking everyone into their ecosystem. Case in point, Minecraft. On the pc using Bedrock I can connect to any server. Xbox and Nintendo versions I know for a fact you can only connect to approved servers. Not sure about the PS version, but I would venture it's similar. So why would I want to limit myself by playing their locked down copy of the exact same game?
So the 1997 Superbowl was "back in the day...?" Holy fuck.
Maybe a little primitive, but I copy my .bash_history file to a folder with a dated name every afternoon using a cron job. Then I can just grep that for commands I know I ran in the past. 'sort -fu' will remove the duplicates in the results.
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Must have been Bush... I think the word you were looking for was precedent.
That's exactly how I ended up with a steam account. Bought a Civ V cd and the game isn't on the cd, just an installer for steam and a key.
Quality and size. On a whim I got a fish fillet from McDonalds the other day. At first I thought they gave me a happy meal fish fillet and then I remembered that they don't have that. It was comically smaller than it used to be.
Well I think neither of the numbers mean much since in my opinion a majority of those games on both systems are just slop. So the numbers of available games is irrelevant to anything to me. It would be like stating or bragging about how many words can be made from the alphabet.
George Takei would be good.
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A hundred dollar window unit, and a couple hundred dollar generator is going to be way less than fixing any ac problems that car might have. Not sure when you last priced mechanic work, but depending on the nature of their ac problems it could cost more than the value of the car to repair.