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ScumCoder

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  1. I must say that I'm with daisekihan here. Although I do still find this series mildly entertaining, so if Ross feels obliged to continue - sure.
  2. Oh yes, this is definitely a treat. I didn't laugh so hard since Sonic episode, I think. When in the after-credits stinger you started kicking the headcrab again, and again, and again, and just kept going, I swear it took me a lot of effort to not soil myself from laughter.
  3. There was no text-to-speech software that could do proper inflections on this level back then, not even close.
  4. My understanding is that the hero tried to drink that girl like a yet another blood vessel, hence the zoom in (which is how the game portrayed bloodsucking before), but failed to notice the plexiglass wall separating them and just hit his face against it instead. This happened to me a couple of times too (I mean hitting my face against a glass wall, not drinking blood).
  5. I laughed so hard that now my liver hurts. P.S. the stock scream at 35:19 reminded me of Ross's Deathtrap Dungeon stream.
  6. Oh God the cringe is real. Please tell me the third Halloween episode won't be another FMV game, Ross.
  7. At first I was baffled by the complete absence of logic in the actions that you are supposed to make, but then it hit me. It probably was the same motivation as nowadays: in order for the game to be profitable, 99% of players should see 99% of content. If you make the sensible decision to be the right one, people will just beeline to the “right” ending and all work on the alternate dead-end paths will go to trash. So instead let’s ensure that the player trying to apply common sense will stumble into every dead end instead, every f*cking one, before he finally brute-forces his way to the true ending. Brilliant.
  8. Seems like Ross doesn't like to read in-game text aloud, so streaming Disco Elysium would be 99% dead air.
  9. @Ross Scott It's old news, but I thought you might like this one: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7950263/Woman-dressed-Minnie-Mouse-caught-cellphone-footage-viciously-beating-security-guard.html
  10. I don't care about Freedom™, I just want a properly functioning OS. For example, Sailfish OS (that I have been using for the past 8 years) is closed source, so it's "not at all what Stallman envisioned" either. But it has root and SSH out of the box, it's completely native (no Java or other managed code crap) so it's an order of magnitude faster and more energy effective, it has 100% multitasking support, etc. This is what proper Linux looks like.
  11. I find it hilarious that you mentioned Android, because it's a perfect example of what I said. It's not Linux, it's its withered husk serving Google.
  12. I fully agree. There is a reason why universities require you to pass an exam to enter them, and this reason is called "signal to noise ratio". For every open source project that tried to become more "user-oriented" (which is a euphemism for "dumbed down"), it was the beginning of an end.
  13. narc.mp4
  14. My favorite quotes:
  15. I like how in this video both you and Freeman had problems with an engine. Haha... ha... Excuse me while I go kill myself in a corner
  16. Do you happen to have a degree in literature?
  17. I second this, please bring awards back Ross.
  18. I'm missing the reference... Usually I check the credits as a hint, but this time Ross did not include the timestamps there
  19. As I said before, Ross is a human quote generator.
  20. So many people pointed that out that Ross even had to talk about that in the next videochat
  21. > worrying about social etiquette at reddit
  22. Sometimes Ross glances over the questions ahead of time to prepare, but usually he is too busy for that and instead reads them for the first time during the stream
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