Just in time for the (excellent) show.
I'd say finish Fallout 3, New Vegas, and 4 before watching the show, but I also wouldn't suggest waiting 15 years.  Maybe something in the middle.
 

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Neither.  She was making fun of people trying to get antivax anecdotes.

Very cool.  Fun to play flOw again.

Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley

Only took me ~6 hours as a completionist. Costs $20.  So not the best in terms of $/hr.
Extremely charming point&click adventure game.  Lots of nostalgia for me, as I really liked the Moomin books as a kid.  YMMV, but I think it's probably charming enough even if you aren't familiar with them.

Balatro

Probably can sustain many many hours of play.  Costs $15.  Excellent $/hr.
Weird poker-based deck building solitaire game.  You try to score the best hands you can, but as you play you change both the cards in your deck, and the rules of the game.  You can add various effects to various cards, add jokers that have a wide variety of effects, add and remove cards to your deck, and gain various other effects.  As you play, you unlock more cards, effects, jokers, and decks.  A full game takes maybe 30-45 minutes, but you can play any number of hands, and save for later, if you just have a few minutes.
 

good coloring on the energy one

Police cars are often white, and if not they still usually have large white panels.
 

Google seems to agree.

Random animations
 

I think Elon's going for the same use case as the Hummer - big truck people can see you own.

monster wrote:

It's the same principle as teaching class at the pace of the slowest student so no-one gets left behind.

Blackjack is a bit of a unique position; through historical accident it has ended up as the only casino game where the player can have a legitimate advantage over the house.  If there weren't enough "slow students", they literally couldn't afford to offer it, even if they weren't motivated solely by greed.

So their only options are to kick out counters or change the rules of the game, and they apparently don;t think they can get away with the latter.
 

Interior lights are my favorite, though it was my nephew who did it this time.

I'm generally stationary when using those glasses, but they only do that for light sources, so most views aren't quite so dazzling.