You are supposed to ask stupid questions, but you actually can’t, because there are no stupid questions.
Glubalstuanusitis
Who knew R&D is expensive?
3 and 7
I assume you can chain teleport and thus move pretty fast. Seeing that a container is empty can be useful I imagine.
It’s because when you take small sample size of “people on the internet” you’ll get either completely random set of beliefs and assumptions, or you’ll get beliefs and assumptions that you’re prejudiced to project onto the wider sample.
Does this really matter? Are not the swing states the ones that actually decide the president?
Why would you be concerned about your body’s decreased ability to tolerate high levels of self poisoning? I have some vague idea why, but I’d like to hear someone formulate it into words.
Were those assault weapons as easily aquirable then as it is now? I imagine back then every supermarket was not suffed with them and they might’ve been much more expensive relatively.
I honestly thought this is a post in some kind of jokes community.
It might be quicker to make a backup of your config and restore to defaults instead.
Well, maybe tell me how to do it?
How does it work? If there were a third party in the congrees, would the two biggest parties just be able to expel all members from that party from house since they can easily get 2/3 majority?
It’s wholesome and gives the sport a balance. Only psychopaths would watch people beat each other without occasionally embracing in a warm loving hug.
rain world
Thanks for suggestion! It’s a 2D platformer though, and not really the aesthetic of Stray.
A game like Stray, but with actual mechanics and that’s difficult where you actually need to git gud at. I’d like the world be even more like a maze, both horizonal and vertical (like Kawloon Walled City), that isn’t strictly linear, but has many hidden ways to be completed. Basically what I want is a Stray-Dark Souls hybrid.
If you mean of all time, then I’d say “How to survive the first night in Minecraft” by Lewis and Simon.
I guess we’ll just wait and see if Russians actually use it.
In pictures only one road span seems to be damaged. That would elave the other road with 2 lines and railroad with 2 lines still available. Could this really have an effect on the supply efforts beyond halving the maximum throughput? I don’t imagine the bridge is constantly being used at maximum capacity.
Has there been two papers that quote each other?
Lemmy is an improvement on Reddit, but imo not by much. There really is no innovation on the fundamental concept of subreddits/communities. The issue with Lemmy is that I’ve come across so many promising communities that quickly die off after the initial spurt of activity. I wonder if there is a better organic way to grow the “online discussion” from some form of general cespool, that can segementize only later when those needed segments (communities) emerge naturally.