I love the idea and it’s nice to see artists/labels still taking an interest in physical releases (and not just vinyl) :)

I wonder how exactly it works; I’m guessing there’s several layers so that the laser doesn’t go through

don’t speak too loud otherwise they’ll C-x C-f you

ofc, he wouldn’t want to interfere with anyone’s OWLs, he’s not a monster after all

nah muse carried on from ok computer instead

no the school can realistically choose any sensible language, the one in the exam question is a pseudocode one that is used only to make the exam questions understandable regardless of which language you studied

Having done OCR GCSE computing:
It’s just a pseudocode style language that they use in exam questions so that you can understand the question regardless of which language your school had you study (in my case it was VB6 💀). In questions where you are asked to write code, you can use the reference language but realistically you just use the one you learned (although I did it all in python instead)

In $1 bills that’s about $7m

Presumably in order to determine whether the eg chemical is worth looking at in the first place

Pick a dang side.

Bro it’s not a war, it’s social media 😭

It’s a mixed bag for sure

196 has most of the good ones in my experience

I’m having the same issue with Boost at the minute

Sadly the one in my country no longer exists 😞

Watewboawding

The recommended regional pricing that steam has provided for these regions works out as more expensive than when the local currency was used

It’s still a big increase in pricing iirc

You have completely misunderstood the premise of regional pricing. Games were “practically free” in these countries because the average income is much lower than in e.g the US or Western Europe. The augmentation in pricing means that many Turks and Argentinians can no longer afford AAA games.

I’m like 90% sure this features in Barney Stinson’s playbook lmfao

Ah, the Scunthorpe problem, a classic

They’re simply trolls