Omg it's surreal to hear him talking about Gamnesia. I spent a lot of time in that particular little corner of the internet. I hope that reporter isn't getting too many death threats, he's a pretty cool guy.
The nose dive in women doing computer science is attributed to the same thing - that all of the marketing for early home computers was targeted toward boys, and by the time they got to college age, women had only a fraction of the time messing around with computers that men had. So the seminal period of coding and computer science was basically 100% men.
It featured a new version of Public Enemy's Harder Than You Think, but I guess the license on it ran out or something. Public Enemy uploaded a music video for the song, though, so at least there's still that:
Ooh, just realized I get to pimp my friend Andy's appearance in a Japanese Dead Rising 2 commercial! My favorite part of this might be how "sweaty" he is (they kept spraying him down with a spray bottle constantly, apparently). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrvP9kxAcMo
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the Geek? Is that who you are thinking of? Though a bunch of people like P&F
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
The game they talk about seems really awesome, but I think they minimized the emphasis on just how hard it would be for another company to create comparable tech to what's used in Pokemon Go. Ingress was only possible because they had direct access to the Google Maps database. It took them four years of Ingress to build up the data they use to make Pokemon Go work, and even that has some huge gaps in it.
The game they talk about seems really awesome, but I think they minimized the emphasis on just how hard it would be for another company to create comparable tech to what's used in Pokemon Go. Ingress was only possible because they had direct access to the Google Maps database. It took them four years of Ingress to build up the data they use to make Pokemon Go work, and even that has some huge gaps in it.
They've also lost 15 million users in the last month.
I've gone down a rabbit hole of people playing Arcade games, and I've just found this couple playing arcade games. Crystal sounds like someone combined Kristen Schaal's and Russi Taylor's voices into a single being. I keep hoping she's going to drop an "Uncle Scroooooge!"
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Holy fucking shit, this catch.
Steam // Secret Satan
isn't that the football music?
I lost it at the Hetap commercial.
Steam: pazython
Omg it's surreal to hear him talking about Gamnesia. I spent a lot of time in that particular little corner of the internet. I hope that reporter isn't getting too many death threats, he's a pretty cool guy.
Call back to PCP Popo.
All those squares made a circle
As evidenced by this video's ratings and comment section. :P
The nose dive in women doing computer science is attributed to the same thing - that all of the marketing for early home computers was targeted toward boys, and by the time they got to college age, women had only a fraction of the time messing around with computers that men had. So the seminal period of coding and computer science was basically 100% men.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
The previous summer Paralympics ad was incredible too, unfortunately I can only find it in garbage 144p quality:
Oo\ Ironsizide
THEY TEASED... THE CHAMP... ON DBZA.
okay I legit laughed out loud at "I have raised three kids... and one husband." With the fingers being held up.
knock it off already
Oh yeah?
Well what's that in your hand?
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Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
The game they talk about seems really awesome, but I think they minimized the emphasis on just how hard it would be for another company to create comparable tech to what's used in Pokemon Go. Ingress was only possible because they had direct access to the Google Maps database. It took them four years of Ingress to build up the data they use to make Pokemon Go work, and even that has some huge gaps in it.
They've also lost 15 million users in the last month.
Gumball is wonderful