The one that works best for your use case.
banazir
joined 2 years ago
It is not dumb to not know something you haven't been exposed to.
I happen to know multiple people who haven't died.
Fun Home and Are You My Mother? are both superb.
I also personally like Derf Backderf, especially My Friend Dahmer and Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio.
I started reading The Path of Daggers by Robert Jordan, the eight book in the Wheel of Time series. And wouldn't you know it, it opens with a brand new group of characters with ambiguous goals. Jordan desperately needed someone to tell him "No."
Oh hell naw, I love to sit back, one hand resting on an arm rest, and just navigating with my mouse. Not that I mind using the keyboard, but I have a strong affinity to the mouse. I know the keyboard is "more efficient", but I'm just more comfortable pointing at things.
The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells.
I just read the graphic novel Morrison Hotel written by Leah Moore, about The Doors album with the same name.
Next up is Hard to Be a God by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky. This one has been on my reading list for some time now, and I just stumbled upon it at the library, so that's cool.
You mom may be an expert, but in this I think she's biased.
I always find it really off-putting.
And complete websites implemented in Flash. It is a dark time that I don't like to talk about. The dreams, the dreams won't leave me alone though, they still haunt me.
As much as I miss the early Internet, there's some aspects better left forgotten.
Likely not. I've tried skipping a release once by accident (I didn't pay enough attention) and it ended with a bricked system and a full reinstall. Don't do it.