Random Things
~Optimism of Young People; As I stated before, I work around a lot
of young people (Teens-20s). One thing I will always give them is
their view on the world. It is filled such openness. They actually
see their future with hope and goodness. I am 100% cynical about
everything and have become even more negative over the years and
months. I think that comes with age. And, I try to explain that to
these young people. However, I admire the way they go head first into
situations without all that baggage of history following behind them.
That's probably what makes them such go-getters because they don't
have the bitter baggage of failure and contempt. Even in my bitter
heart, I actually like that, and it amusing me.
~Jim Sterling
takes on Steam Early Access games: Damn, Jim is pissed, but god
bless him for his honesty. This falls into the Skate Man-gate thing.
From what I am gathering, people are attacking people for making fun
of these early access games with some using takedown notices. While
I don't agree with him on everything, he has a point here. And, I am
really starting to like this guy a lot.
~Daredevil: Finished up the season of the Daredevil on Netflix.
Damn, that is a kickass series. It makes even the gritty director's
cut of the DD movie seem lame in comparison. I loved the director's
cut of that movie, but this series does the character such a service.
Also, there are ties to the MCU too and a slight connection to Agent
of Shield. I will have a review up soon. Now, onto Community on
Yahoo. I started that a few weeks ago. So, review pending on the
Daredevil show. Stay tuned.
~YAC (Yet Another Cleaner) shenanigans: I used to really like the
YAC program and the interface. However, the program has gotten very
shady of late and my Malwarebytes program cleared out most of the
things connected to YAC. It
seems YAC has been using MBAM's database on your computer. So,
yeah things were also getting a little unstable with the YAC program
on my PC. MBAM removed YAC. As I said before, I love the interface
and the speed of the program, but things aren't looking good for this
program.
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