Sex Comes to the Micros (2012)
filfre.net
filfre.net
"Art and Science Proclaim Alliance in Avant-Garde Loft"
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=980CEFDA173EE...
The full article is behind a paywall so here's a screenshot of the spread...slightly NSFW:
As a person who grew up on graphical adventure games, and as a person who still misses the genre, I love getting to walk down memory lane with the author. I've learned so much about the games I loved.
I highly recommend reading through the entire blog.
http://www.engadget.com/2016/04/19/vr-porn-room-service-las-...
(and lots of other 80s adventure games and RPGs. I love this site and am very glad Jimmy Maher is out there researching this stuff)
If you don't have a thoughtful reaction to offer, please don't post here.
Given your not saying what was wrong, just calling me names, I'll expand on what I said.
(Re: TLDR) I personally dislike long-form, especially if it's on a topic I find interesting, but to me, not worth reading; clearly my opinion, but that I would hope is obvious.
(Re: Look at the photographs.) I found the photos interesting and worth looking at; if you have an issue with this, you need to explain why.
Please don't take my response as anything other than trying to understand how you feel and why.
(On a side note, which users are mods? Ask since I plan to follow them to get a better since of how mods deal with issues.)
Actually writing a "TLDR" is a fairly useless convention if you are attempting to have a useful discourse - but actually telling people that you found it "too long and didn't actually read it" is just insipid in nearly any context. You're saying you couldn't be bothered to read and summarize the article, and for some bizarre reason you want us to know that.
what you found interesting about the photos might be of value... or anything else substantive that you might add to the conversation - a demonstration, say, of how the point(s) could have been make more efficiently.
If you can't convince yourself you have something intelligent to add, just don't hit reply, it's a good filter. You'll still get false positives (or at least I do) but it's worth a shot.
I didn't plan to be disruptive, but I don't mind it either.
I'll assume the "missing" downvote button is by design and will refrain from using comments as "expressive" downvotes.
At 500 rep, you get to downvote any comments that are not directly to a comment or submission; meaning you can downvote a comment to a comment to a of submission or comment you post.
If you know a source for rep related privileges, please let me know; tried to find info on this, but haven't seen anything yet.
Even granting that you intended the comment to be more meaningful than it seemed, I'm not seeing any real information in your expanded version. If you don't like reading long-form articles, it would be best neither to read them nor comment on them.