For something like this it definitely is

Fair enough but my point still stands. People aren’t gonna figure out why it’s happening without being taught to do it themselves so yeah Americans would drive right through

Yeah…I can’t imagine being proud of the accomplishment if you’re just following a step-by-step guide.

Like “Please recognize my artistic achievement” and it’s this

Bike messenger are the real police. They’ll give a homeless guy a sandwich a then turn around and beat the shit out of a pickpocket.

You do not fuck with bike messengers, they’re pissed off at the world and right to be. Plus they know all the escape routes.

I was a couple of attempts short of calling it quits on Simon in Clair Obscur. I don’t like QTEs and the whole fight is “parry or die”

And yes I know now that I could have done the cheese strat of megabuffing Maille for a one shot but I think reading strategy guides for single player games is a major dork move

Afterward, I wasn’t excited or proud. I was just relieved to not think about it anymore

You’re right we should all just go back to the centralized mainland of censorship

Well yeah… Because it doesn’t look like people are making room for an emergency vehicle lol

Without context I wouldn’t know what was going on here. US law tells you to pull over to the same side so my first thought wasn’t emergency vehicles. I couldn’t blame a US driver for not knowing German road law

That is the law in the US as well. TWICE I’ve seen someone ignore it and both times other citizens (in cars as well as pedestrians) bully the driver into following it.

Driver: I didn’t have anywhere to go!

Bike messenger: Turn into the fuckin alley or I’m breaking all your lights

NO TRUE LEFTIST am I right?

She’s currently the most left candidate with a chance. The Overton window is shifted and we’d be fuckin stupid to wait for “the perfect candidate”

If AOC is on the ticket, I can’t see how I could vote for someone else

Honestly, what comes next may be a lot better. Rapid fire swiping sucks and having an LLM match people based on what they write about themselves doesn’t sound like the worst idea.

Totally agree on the atmosphere. It almost forces you to slow down

NC is pretty damn southern in a lot of ways. I’m always surprised by some of the stuff my friend (an NC native and current resident) tells me.

Pretty much the only game(s) where I looked forward to reading. Check out the first one’s gameplay to get a gist of the mechanics. The second expands on them but there’s a good chance you’ll have something spoiled. The first game explored “who am I?” and the second is “how did I get here?” - I think the slow reveal of the latter adds a lot to the game. I also think the collectibles (audio logs) aren’t just achievement bait. They add a lot, too.

I’m not watching the trailer or clicking this link but I have no hesitation in preordering. I went into the second game blind wondering how the hell they could make a sequel…but they pulled it off. And although I didn’t like the ending of the second game as much, I’m going in blind again.

All right that’s enough gushing over a video game.

Is there a black market for saint skulls? Why would you want this

Think about that, though. How much heat does a satellite produce to necessitate large fin stacks? And how much heat does a data center produce?

I like how they stick a giant, scrollable map in the middle of the article with only 2px on the side to drag and get past it

That is a wildly unreasonable backup plan. Texas isn’t gonna agree to split. California isn’t gonna agree to split. Like the only state that might consider it is…Alaska? I don’t know. I don’t think yoconsidering what a massive undertaking that is.

It’d be easier to replace FPTP with something else. But if even that is too hard, the simplest solution is to just get rid of the electoral college. The popular vote is unaffected by state size and without the electoral college, “swing states” don’t exist so campaigns would become more distributed across the country

I don’t like when people work my name into a conversation (“that’s a good point, glimse!” Not “hey glimse how’s it going?”) because it makes me…suspicious. Like mind instantly jumps to the tactic taught to sales people to build rapport with prospective customers.

My guess is that it’s a defense mechanism. I’ve been taken advantage of after blindly trusting someone before, now I’m predisposed to look for the signs.

I’m sure it doesn’t help that I don’t really love my name. I don’t care enough to change it but it wouldn’t have been my first pick.

Couldn’t have been me :)

But still. I encourage you to make those edits in the future. Sometimes writers are wrong, sometimes they’re pushing an agenda. I’m inclined to think whoever added that section did so maliciously and since it’s not a popular article, no one noticed. Wikipedia thrives in part because of people like us!

The fanbase includes enough adults to make you forget that the target demographic for most anime is kids/teens.

I don’t mean that negatively. Don’t hate me, ani.social!