foxymulder

sorry for the late response - neurofunk is a subgenre of drum & bass, I’m not sure where the “funk” part comes from but the “neuro” part is definitely how it makes your brain react when you hear it. its very synth-heavy, dark, fast, bassy music. if you arent into d&b at all it will probably just sound like a hot mess, but to some it’s very good at getting you up and going/concentrating/energised =]

neurofunk/techstep

probably because of NFS, Burnout, Forza, even Mario Kart being largely open world now

my controllers pinched my hands constantly where the metal meets the plastic shell

towerfall on ouya was pretty frikkin teriffic as the killer app though

surely it doesnt make economic sense to buy a smartbus over a dumbbus and paying a driver. this seems like a weird move

you better believe it. the hardest forking youve ever seen

weird, ive never seen that acronym before to my knowledge, and yet still knew what it stood for. WATTBA!

doesnt japan have a near 100% conviction rate too? they dont prosecute offences if theres a chance of not winning?

would you like to SUPERSIZE your OS subscription?

your explanation brought to mind the design ideals behind the RISC (reduced instruction set computer) CPU architecture. Less complexity means higher throughput.

Hope its not a shitty simile lol