Truly excellent GNOME slander. Who made this?

If it's not already under the umbrella of right to repair, do we now need right to refill?

How do you interpret "averages 1 3-5 passengers"?

Someone who holds both beliefs at once presumably expects a future where people buy electric cars because they prefer (and can afford) electric cars. Could you elaborate on why that is an absurd thing to believe or why I'm off the mark here?

I'm not saying I agree with the above notion; personally, I'd prefer a future with fewer cars in general per capita, though I have no idea how likely either future is.

I seem to recall Joe Rogan calling himself dumb with some regularity. I stopped listening to him years ago; has that changed?

I thoroughly enjoy the Steam controller and would've loved to try out one of the less conventional prototypes. I hope Valve can justify making another controller.

The Software Engineering Handbook PDF appears to just be a single page with a broken link on it; is there an archive for the document that's supposed to be there?

A cursed caramel ribbon custard, I assume.

Mint

According to Wikipedia, they were in the metal business before cars.

Unlike with fractional scaling, fortunately, it seems to just work™, at least on my machine. I'm honestly not sure what's left to do with it before putting it in the Settings app by default.

græy

I agree that many seem to have a narrow view of combat outcomes. I've seen in a couple of threads that Basic Roleplaying, for example, is described as a "lethal" system unless player characters get double the hit points. This is in spite of the game engine document stating that characters can surrender or flee from a fight. Granted, death is mentioned far more often in that document than surrender, and it's a long document, so I'm not sure I can blame anyone for missing it. Fleeing is mentioned more frequently and there are several pages dedicated to chases.

I wonder how many tables would benefit from the game master simply asking players if they want to run away.

The plan is structured like an episode of Drawfee.

Why put water back in the environment at all if it's needed to make steam again?

Excellent edit. Did you make it?

The title now links to the PDF. I moved the image to the body of my post.

Yields must be pretty good if the RX 9070 & RX 9070 XT are so similarly priced.