You’re describing the Fallacy Fallacy, being that the implication that the argument is necessarily wrong because a fallacy has been committed. That a fallacy has been committed by the other party should not alone be used as an argument against the point itself.

I.e. you committed a strawman fallacy by stating that all strawmen are made of straw, therefore no strawmen are made of straw

Lot of words to describe cherry-picking, but… yeah. All of that is true.

Not even a vegan. I love meat. But the classic image of the vegan that constantly reminds you of the fact is not at all consistent with my experience with the several in my life…

The Virtuix unit looks really uncomfortable, and this one doesn’t require a harness, because it returns you to center

Summer 2016 were my healthiest few months…

Ironic, then, that it’s also where Darwinism was born

Probably because we didn’t care about them in the first place

Then why not just make a new company?

Listen, if he came to that conclusion in a vacuum without reading the article, that’s kind of neat on its own.

Namaste.

I kind of want to just see the evidence. No offense, but the heresay is obnoxious.

Ayo, whatever has been making recommendations for my next few terms in Visual Studio can go straight onto my phone, that shit is accurate 90% of the time it’s sometimes a wee bit concerning

Picked up spicy peach honey. Was delicious.

Then the habaneros came a-knocking.

Going to corroborate this with that I had a really similar experience with my old Sabertooth 990FX board. Was supposed to support Bulldozer, and they put out a BIOS update the night before Bulldozer launched. I grabbed the update, put it on a flash drive, and updated the board. It would never post after that. RAM, CPU (FX6100), graphics card were all reseated multiple times. Never even gave post beeps, so there wasn’t even a hint as to what was going on. Even tried a different PSU just to be safe.

ASUS told me to get shafted because they couldn’t guarantee I updated the BIOS safely.

CompUSA exchanged it with a pre-updated board, no questions asked.

I fucking miss. That. Store.

Pokémon.

They were the original creators of the Pokemon TCG, and when TPC decided they’d start printing the cards without the involvement of WOtC, they responded with some “scorched earth” nonsense. These guys have needed to touch grass for years.

That being said, I’m surprised there’s no open source TCG.

For those that live in apartments, there are VESA stands that mount to the back of your furniture, and others that use a clamp for tables, so you don’t have to put holes in your walls. I use one on my desk for a fairly wide monitor.

If you’re unfamiliar with VESA mounts, just take note of which of the two standards your device uses. These are going to be either 75x75mm or 100x100mm. Verify with a ruler, don’t rely on the literature to be accurate.

If you wanna be mega-bougie about it, you can get just the mounting plate, and there is couple hardware available to pair it with aluminum extrusion, if you really like that 2040/2080 extrusion.

And the best port of all, 25565