Third time's the charm I hope. We had Elder Ring, Tears of the Kingdom and now Baldur's Gate 3.

Big budget big games from different studios with no bullshit attached to them, selling and being celebrated like the hot cakes they are.

Yes progress! Using the quotes there make it seem like you disagree that this is progress, which I will choose to believe you didn't mean it like that.

I have seen a few pictures like this from around the world. It's pretty encouraging

Turning jail time into spending money looks a lot like fines being a cost of business. A CEO of a big company could just kill a child's parents and not even feel the sting, as long as he's drunk and his weapon is his car.

Imagine how bad it would be without the tube and busses! All these people trying to drive in London? Just thinking about it I shudder and I've never even seen London.

People often say "we should send one normal person to show how hard what they're doing actually is"

This is what happens when we do

Can the guy appeal? He's not gonna give up until he's sure 100% that he's definitely not allowed frfr

"we are sorry you feel that way. Cope".

That's what it reads like, honestly

Some of my most productive days since I started WFH were when I took a 30 minutes nap in the afternoon. Taking a nap, a shower, then sitting down with a light snack to finish doing a thing is legit optimal.

They're gonna fight it, but not for the fans. They're doing it for themselves. They're a company too.

No, because he was against the whole ethnicity, not just the state.

Moommm check it out, Americans are Wildin' again!!

We laugh, but there are a lot of plans across North America to revert the overuse of car infrastructure. Even Quebec small town, who love saying they're the opposite of Montreal, are desifying and giving up on doubling lanes on roads, adding bike paths and attempting to work with what they have to reduce solo car usage.

Now show how much trouble windows users need to go through to remove S-mode because Microsoft considers chrome to be a "potential security risk", which... Yeah, it kinda is!

Reminds me of "it doesn't matter" in my second language English class. We all said together as a class "it's not grave" when asked what we thought "ce n'est pas grave" was in English.

IT people are a whole other kind of human being.

Dude is legit running out of lawyers to hire lmao

A great majority of people do live in cities or suburbs, which are great places for electric vehicles and autonomous railway systems.

If he does his job well, he can get the money. Deal?

This means being responsive and responsible when issues happen with water, heating, electricity, mold and vermin. It means making sure that if they repaint an appartment, they don't just set a bomb in there to splatter the place. Actually remove the cupboard doors before painting. It means not painting over electric outlets.

It also means not cutting the water for three days a month, replacing the toilet when it breaks, not a week later. It means maintenance on the building's laundry room. Clean shared spaces. Secure entrance that actually locks, and actually unlocks.

Those are only some of the issues I had when renting. It is demeaning to be treated like that, and then be asked for money.

Hydroelectricity, nuclear, wind and solar BABEEYYYYYY!!!!!

Those aren't rocks they're bags of money