"No, no, they're not slaves. They're highly skilled workers with short-term contracts. And they even get food.". This is how I see it.

So in the U.S. people don't play pickpocketing, they just steal with guns in hand?

I knew that this is how the world's gold reserves are created!

Why wouldn't you buy them? Don't you want to go from Berlin to Warsaw in one tank? 😆

I bought Darktide about 2 years ago but put it on the side after 70h because my friends hadn’t bought it yet and the “randoms” I played with were often… let’s just say frustrating.

I was playing Darktide with a friend recently and some German ran ahead leaving the team behind. He died and then taunted us in a very philosophical way, insulting the very fact of our birth, and then left the game. We later won the game without him.

In my experience, cooperative games have one problem - people don't want to cooperate. I was able to barely reach Havoc level 20 and higher I am not able to, because the randoms totally do not want to cooperate. I've become terribly discouraged with this game and even the new Arbiter class won't change that.

The man who bought Donald Trump's election campaign is now pretending to be against him. Who will vote for him? The only thing both parties' voters have in common with Elon is their aversion to him (I think).

That would be awsome!

But to be honest, I don't believe too much that this will happen

In the context of electrification. I got rid of all gas from my house and use an induction cooktop for cooking.

Imagine the situation: I just took a warm shower, so the electric stove heats the water. I run the dishwasher to wash dirty dishes. In the meantime, I do laundry. Running the induction cooktop and oven at this point to make dinner causes the fuses to go off. There's just too much of it, and I think it's impossible to have literally everything on electricity. The electrical installations in many buildings are not suitable for such a load, so we need gas.

Aside from the fact that we have the most expensive electricity probably in the world, so it's a terrible deal.

Niby obrodziło, ale wciąż takie tu pustki straszne.