@ItsOKToBeOK Don't think for a second the grocery store employees want to be there. Many of us still have families to protect, and while financial security is a nice peace of mind, Many of the staff that I work with would rather be safe at home with our family. While we're not required to come to work, if we have any integrity we're likely to go in and do our duty because that's the job we signed up for, and we have co-workers (our other family) who depend on us. it's a rock and a hard place and our reward is exposure vectors beyond our imagination, and stress we shouldn't have to deal with in a grocery environment.
@SwitchForce what about the flip side of the coin. The grocery store employees who are being exposed but need to come in to continue to pay bills? They don't have a choice but to go in and be exposed by all the people who don't believe that this is a problem that effects them. These staff are being exposed by these people who are coming in to these grocery stores (some of whom are still shopping daily) for a "community experience" because it's the among the few places open.
@stevep A huge difference with the switch is that it is a "wireless" system. At least typically when changing game carts out most people will have to hold the system in their hands, rather than docked. Because the system is a closed circuit (enclosed battery) it doesn't need to be grounded in an outlet,This makes it much more difficult to create a static shock.
@Xylnox Thats from 2 stupid dogs! I still say that line (probably too often.) I always prefered the secret squirrel cartoons over the dogs, but I liked them both enough to sit through both.
@KIRO While they probably did do a lot of research, demographic and otherwise, Nintendo has been dabbling in the health/wellness games for quite some time. The SNES had a exercise bicycle peripheral On DS there was brain age. On Wii there was Wii fit.
I know there are a fair share more there that I have forgotten about.
@Ceonyr
This software has a slightly lengthy set up to help ensure the difficulty is set appropriately for the user. Information such as age, weight and current exercise experience is asked about to help qualify each user to suit their needs, and from there you can even fine tune it a little bit more if you find it too easy or too hard.
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Re: Random: Here's A GameCube For Each Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, Because Why Not?
This is the perfect setup for a 8 team/16 player double dash tournament. The toughest part would be tracking down the 4 network adapters.
Re: Random: In Japan, You Can Buy A Nintendo Wii For 50 Cents
I would absolutely snatch one up at less than a dollar!
Lots of potential for "jailbreaking" a that price. An added external drive and you have yourself a nifty new toy.
Re: GameStop To Stay Open During COVID-19 Outbreak Because It Is 'Essential Retail'
@ItsOKToBeOK
Don't think for a second the grocery store employees want to be there. Many of us still have families to protect, and while financial security is a nice peace of mind, Many of the staff that I work with would rather be safe at home with our family. While we're not required to come to work, if we have any integrity we're likely to go in and do our duty because that's the job we signed up for, and we have co-workers (our other family) who depend on us. it's a rock and a hard place and our reward is exposure vectors beyond our imagination, and stress we shouldn't have to deal with in a grocery environment.
Re: GameStop To Stay Open During COVID-19 Outbreak Because It Is 'Essential Retail'
@SwitchForce
what about the flip side of the coin. The grocery store employees who are being exposed but need to come in to continue to pay bills? They don't have a choice but to go in and be exposed by all the people who don't believe that this is a problem that effects them. These staff are being exposed by these people who are coming in to these grocery stores (some of whom are still shopping daily) for a "community experience" because it's the among the few places open.
Re: NES Creator Reveals The "Shocking" Story Behind That Infamous Flap
@stevep A huge difference with the switch is that it is a "wireless" system. At least typically when changing game carts out most people will have to hold the system in their hands, rather than docked. Because the system is a closed circuit (enclosed battery) it doesn't need to be grounded in an outlet,This makes it much more difficult to create a static shock.
Re: Random: This Smash Bros. Fan Dressed Up As Master Hand And Crazy Hand For Halloween
@Xylnox
Thats from 2 stupid dogs! I still say that line (probably too often.) I always prefered the secret squirrel cartoons over the dogs, but I liked them both enough to sit through both.
Re: A Lot Of Ring Fit Adventure Users Are Between 20 And 30 Years Old, According To Nintendo
@KIRO
While they probably did do a lot of research, demographic and otherwise, Nintendo has been dabbling in the health/wellness games for quite some time.
The SNES had a exercise bicycle peripheral
On DS there was brain age.
On Wii there was Wii fit.
I know there are a fair share more there that I have forgotten about.
Re: A Lot Of Ring Fit Adventure Users Are Between 20 And 30 Years Old, According To Nintendo
@Ceonyr
This software has a slightly lengthy set up to help ensure the difficulty is set appropriately for the user. Information such as age, weight and current exercise experience is asked about to help qualify each user to suit their needs, and from there you can even fine tune it a little bit more if you find it too easy or too hard.