Really too bad SCS has yet to implement a Coop mode where you work in the same company as your friends, HUGE missed opportunity. Friends and I would genuinely drop the $150+ on all the DLC right now if we could play together, properly.
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Just dawned on me that I havent seen a livestream from LTT in awhile, other than WAN show. I'm sure they take a lot of work, and being live adds some complexity, but I kinda miss the more real, off the cuff content.
I use my google home for two things, to turn my smart lights on and off, and play music on a schedule. I am currently unable to play music through automation because it asks me to verify my voice match in the app, which I have.
It's absolutely mind boggling that this app/device has only gotten worse over time, 3 years ago this was no problem, worked every time, now that its "better and smarter than ever" it just straight up refuses to work.
If you work at Google, and work in the Google Assistant department and you happen to read this, I hope you know you suck at your job and whatever you people have been doing to this thing, has only made it worse.
Objectively based on how well they sold, they did not fail, but thinking about the general LTT demographic, and how well the tall shirts sell, they missed the mark.
Im a bigger tall guy, who has loved the tall shirts, and with the socks, I was really hoping for XL ankle socks. Not because of a fashion choice, but a necessity. It's a safe assumption that most tall guys, have bigger feet, and larger calves, trying to pull up a full crew sock over my large hairy calves sounds like a nightmare.
I dont know the actual numbers, but I'd bet the average customer is a bigger/taller dude based on what size usually sells out first.
Has the sizing and sock style been a deal breaker for you?
I know P2P is evil, and in 2026, so many people still have terrible connections. However, I swear whenever I aim down and shoot at someone, the enemy player becomes a stuttering mess, aim assist does nothing, and I die to Houdini.
I recently had one of my sticks of ram die on me overnight, at first I just accepted it, and ran one 16gb stick. There was no way I was paying current ram prices.
Since I had built this PC 3 years ago I figured there was no way the ram was still under warranty, but just on a whim, I decided to check Corsairs policy and it turns out they have a limited lifetime warranty. I sent in an email fully expecting them to tell me I was SOL but to my surprise, they offered to replace the ram totally free, didnt even have to pay shipping on the return or the new ram.
They offered me 2 options. The standard return, which involved me returning both sticks of ram, then they would






