I mean even without knowing the area if you are hiking (which implies you are walking) 3.7 miles in 16 m then you are the apex predator of the world my friend. That's 20/25 km/h
While I can imagine it's possible that usage of substance A "breaks" new ground in your sensitivity to substance B by "opening" some new pathways, I find it unlikely: The "standard" pathways for most substances is to…
I know this is probably not the cause, and maybe it's just me being a naive SJW, but in my view London's financial institutions lost 90% of their credibility capital recently not so much because of Brexit (which hit…
That's not true. You can easily get, in Italy, over 4% on 12mo-locked saving accounts (random comparison website : https://www.confrontaconti.it/conto-migliore/miglior-conto-d... ), and Italy inflation right now is…
Isn't cucumber the green elongated ribbed vegetable that is mostly watery and used in salads, while squash is another word for (a variety) of pumpkin?
There is a House M.D. episode based on this ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whatever_It_Takes_(House) ), where the titular Dr. is called in to diagnose and treat a CIA agent poisoning, [SPOILER AHEAD] but due to the…
I'm not familiar with this notion (or much of German's political scene). Can you elaborate why the Greens are known fronts for the CIA there? (as in, what are giveaways?)
It's unspecified and supposed to be unique for everyone. I think from the initial derision the protagonist doesn't believe in the concept.
"come and go". Did it go? What about the Pakistan floods? What about the rising temperature trends and acidification of the oceans? What about the heatwaves and etc. I mean I could go on forever... Yes, there is…
《SPOILERS 》There is some idea that if conceived can destroy you. Greco wants to use it to attack the protagonist. The protagonist defends himself by delaying his perception and passing all inputs through a simulated…
To me it's the opposite. I prefer to be as close to destination as possible so if I have to arrange an alternative it's shorter and probably cheaper.
My 4 is not listed. I start at the top, go diagonally down left, do a almost horizontal bar right, and then vertically down. Looks almost like a lightning.
Most things become a "different" problem (from legal enforcement perspective) when the scale changes. Without entering in the merit of whether laws in question are good/bad, it's understandable to have a different legal…
Water restrictions were common last summer over europe. True last year was particularly torrid and following a very dry winter. But this year seems likely to follow.
Very easy to do a shamble in the eyes of fans, very hard to attract other people who didnt play the games.
Seconding that. The moment the old ux is not available anymore is the moment I stop using it. There was enough pushback at the redesign in the first place that they were forced to make it default on demand in your…
(many EU countries have laws that ban Nazism and its derivatives btw. They are not working flawlessly everywhere but they are there and do "some" effect).
It kinda is though? Like, to make a product that is illegal there when the competition operates (arguably) better within the legal framework. We can argue if the law is just, but this is not the EU treating Bard…
There is a very good question about price perception there. What should be the "right" price for a cinema experience? If you start from first principles and you compute it as "2.5 hours of entertainment in a climate…
Based off tax return and make tax fraud hurt. Sure some people will still optimize for tax avoidance but will be far fewer than the totality of those wealthy enough to disregard rules at present.
Amazing idea. Saved for later.
Same reason why, at most UK banks, your online credentials (both user and pwd) are case insensitive: it's convenient to the customer. It costs less money to "pay" for the reduced security than it does in attrition…
You might want to give a stab at Elden Ring. It doesn't capture exactly the sense of "being out in nature", but the exploration part ("omg there is another thing here?") is definitely there and it's nailed.
It's quite likely they had no idea. Easy to imagine a scenario where there is a company owning the building, one owning the cameras and maintenance, one owning the data/recording, all wrapped up in management partners…
I mean even without knowing the area if you are hiking (which implies you are walking) 3.7 miles in 16 m then you are the apex predator of the world my friend. That's 20/25 km/h
While I can imagine it's possible that usage of substance A "breaks" new ground in your sensitivity to substance B by "opening" some new pathways, I find it unlikely: The "standard" pathways for most substances is to…
I know this is probably not the cause, and maybe it's just me being a naive SJW, but in my view London's financial institutions lost 90% of their credibility capital recently not so much because of Brexit (which hit…
That's not true. You can easily get, in Italy, over 4% on 12mo-locked saving accounts (random comparison website : https://www.confrontaconti.it/conto-migliore/miglior-conto-d... ), and Italy inflation right now is…
Isn't cucumber the green elongated ribbed vegetable that is mostly watery and used in salads, while squash is another word for (a variety) of pumpkin?
There is a House M.D. episode based on this ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whatever_It_Takes_(House) ), where the titular Dr. is called in to diagnose and treat a CIA agent poisoning, [SPOILER AHEAD] but due to the…
I'm not familiar with this notion (or much of German's political scene). Can you elaborate why the Greens are known fronts for the CIA there? (as in, what are giveaways?)
It's unspecified and supposed to be unique for everyone. I think from the initial derision the protagonist doesn't believe in the concept.
"come and go". Did it go? What about the Pakistan floods? What about the rising temperature trends and acidification of the oceans? What about the heatwaves and etc. I mean I could go on forever... Yes, there is…
《SPOILERS 》There is some idea that if conceived can destroy you. Greco wants to use it to attack the protagonist. The protagonist defends himself by delaying his perception and passing all inputs through a simulated…
《SPOILERS 》There is some idea that if conceived can destroy you. Greco wants to use it to attack the protagonist. The protagonist defends himself by delaying his perception and passing all inputs through a simulated…
To me it's the opposite. I prefer to be as close to destination as possible so if I have to arrange an alternative it's shorter and probably cheaper.
My 4 is not listed. I start at the top, go diagonally down left, do a almost horizontal bar right, and then vertically down. Looks almost like a lightning.
Most things become a "different" problem (from legal enforcement perspective) when the scale changes. Without entering in the merit of whether laws in question are good/bad, it's understandable to have a different legal…
Water restrictions were common last summer over europe. True last year was particularly torrid and following a very dry winter. But this year seems likely to follow.
Very easy to do a shamble in the eyes of fans, very hard to attract other people who didnt play the games.
Seconding that. The moment the old ux is not available anymore is the moment I stop using it. There was enough pushback at the redesign in the first place that they were forced to make it default on demand in your…
(many EU countries have laws that ban Nazism and its derivatives btw. They are not working flawlessly everywhere but they are there and do "some" effect).
It kinda is though? Like, to make a product that is illegal there when the competition operates (arguably) better within the legal framework. We can argue if the law is just, but this is not the EU treating Bard…
There is a very good question about price perception there. What should be the "right" price for a cinema experience? If you start from first principles and you compute it as "2.5 hours of entertainment in a climate…
Based off tax return and make tax fraud hurt. Sure some people will still optimize for tax avoidance but will be far fewer than the totality of those wealthy enough to disregard rules at present.
Amazing idea. Saved for later.
Same reason why, at most UK banks, your online credentials (both user and pwd) are case insensitive: it's convenient to the customer. It costs less money to "pay" for the reduced security than it does in attrition…
You might want to give a stab at Elden Ring. It doesn't capture exactly the sense of "being out in nature", but the exploration part ("omg there is another thing here?") is definitely there and it's nailed.
It's quite likely they had no idea. Easy to imagine a scenario where there is a company owning the building, one owning the cameras and maintenance, one owning the data/recording, all wrapped up in management partners…