“I bet the lying liars who lie all the time about everything, from the utterly mundane to the holy, are being completely truthful about the thing I want to be true.”
Betting on the truthfulness of a felonious conman with literally over 30,000 confirmed lies from just his first term alone is likely not a good choice.
Does NixOs have a set of good documentation yet, or is it still “just read these 6 different articles/ebooks, but dont listen do the what the 3rd book talks about in its second half, except for chapter 7. Do chapter 7, but how guide 4 describes it. Then you should have a default config and everything will be perfect.”
The article is about an hour long manic game showcase event where each game had about 25 seconds to wow you. I just watched the first few minutes. “Madcap” doesn’t do it justice.
Id say the title captures the vibe of the article subject.
He said nothing about “right, honorable or efficient.” He said we have a huge military/spy complex, and that gives soft and hard power as a nation. Hes right.
Some greasy idiot with a loaded shotgun walking into a grocery store also gains a lot of hard and soft power about his grocery store experience. It might be imbecilic power that has consequences, but its power.
Which canon? In TNG, they establish that humans/klingons/romulans/cardasians/etc all share the same progenitor race that seeded the stars based on their DNA.
Its a shitty boss thing. Shift your responsibilities to your subordinates so they can take the blame if something goes wrong. If it goes right, you take the credit for their work.
Content wise, they did this in Anomaly as well. It implemented various horror mods, but tweaked versions of them.
I think the value is that the DLCs add more core systems that themselves can be implemented in mods. The ideas may come from mods, but they do it with their own spin and by adding new scaffolding to help the mod scene grow. That’s generally worth it in my eyes.
Motherfucker decided to come out as MAGA on a global stage while journalists and protestors were being shot by rubber bullets and tear gassed just miles away. He was in range of the predator drones flying over head in a US city, and where Marines were illegally deployed to US soil for the first time in hundreds of years.
But nah dog, just ignore all that and play the game, the game that clearly supports all that. Cause focusing on what the dev clearly supports is not allowed for some reason because he wore it on a hat.
Hes a libertarian nepo baby born into extreme wealth. His dad, the chairman of his company’s board and a main investor, was a cofounder of Inuit, the turbotax/quickbooks company.
Learning isn’t likely a strong suit.
The ocean changing is the core mechanic in the game. I’d say it fits, just not in the way you expect “ocean” to fit.
Mutual aid in a nutshell.
I also cant handle the thasolphpboa, but i did enjoy watching a streamer finish it.
Thats also a good option for those of who arent fans of the depths.
A very helpful idiot. His party is polling 1% above the liberal party at 29% to 28%. The other parties in his coalition government won big in Nov. 2023, but have both dropped to 1% in the last two years.
His dropping out and dissolving the goverment should lead to left or left leaning leadership in the Netherlands.
You could use the scoop in that neck to shovel coal.
Nothing like a tshirt that shows you sternum to really bring out your eyes.
IGN bought them a couple of years ago.
Besides locking down the charities, they also increased the “minimum to get all of it” price for bundles to $25, and made it so the “minimum” tip to Bundle is $7.50, up from $1. They also hid the charity sliders behind more obscure UI elements so people mostly forget that selecting the share of the bundle going to charity was a big part of the experience.
No, no, it’s “AI training data” now. Fully legal, somehow.
Grasslands are very much a natural biome, but they don’t resemble what we buy in bags at the store either.
The boar being level 83 is a typo in an old manual, but people have leaned into it for fun.
The statement that “SMR exist because small reactors exist in nuclear vessels” is disingenuous, if not an outright lie. These reactors are small, but are not mass produced in factories and then assembled on site in a paint by numbers way that SMRs are pitched as. They are each bespoke, horrifying expense reactors that are just smaller than standard land based reactors. The designs are not “assembly line” ready at all.
They are designed for a certain size, but also for warfare. They spare literally no expense when making them, and do things that no civilian plant should ever do. The cost per megawatt is astronomical. Just unimaginably expensive, to the point of being instant commercial dead ends. Literally none of their designs would be considered usable, even if they weren’t military secrets.
The truth of the matter is that no one on earth has a working SMR design. The US goverment dumped hundreds of millions of subsidies into them recently and the companies all failed. This 15 billion for 4 plants next to Toronto, a city Doug Ford hates, is likely a mix of vendetta and media blitz for Ontario to deflect from their minimal renewals commitment.
Yeah IT is intensely customer focused, either via direct support or project planning and coordination with execs/etc at the higher levels.
You have to have deeply arcane technical knowledge, but also at least passable social skills and patience to do the work well.