I think it’s just one of those miniature children. Smoked his whole life. Lad won’t get taller than 12".

This feels generous given the average person, but I see where you’re coming from.

That’s also a legal issue with autonomous cars.

Autonomous cars can also get into basically the trolley problem. If an accident is unavoidable, but the car can swerve and kill its own passenger to avoid killing more people in a larger wreck, should it? And would that end up as more liability for whoever takes the blame?

And they’ll also take an insane amount of local water supplies to fight nature and make a profit.

Little known fact: Texas is one of 50 roofless states in the United States.

They just forgot to install the damn thing.

This is how I know I’m in an information bubble. I never hear anyone mention Joe Rogan in real life, but apparently he’s hugely popular? It’s crazy to me too.

They pay you. No idea if it’s worth it since I haven’t done it myself.

I prefer to flip the PSU switch to the wrong position. Because there’s no other point in time when I ever use that switch.

At the risk of sounding like a conspiracy theorist, that’s why I’ve been curious.

I’m pretty confident we wouldn’t show our hand on that defense strategy, but there’s no way there’s not a plan for it. It’s obviously better for everyone to avoid a need for that strategy in case it doesn’t work perfectly.

I’ve legitimately been curious about this. The nuclear arms race has been a threat for so long, do western countries really not have a mitigation strategy for them?

I assume we could shoot down any intercontinental weapons, and any airplane that entered allied airspace would immediately be shot down before it could drop a nuke.

I would say most of those examples don’t advocate violence. Don’t get me wrong, they’re controversial, but they aren’t immediately calling for violence.

Roger Stone posting a picture of a judge with crosshairs next to her head - that was directly advocating violence.

As of December they added re-entry heat and allegedly improved wobbling in the “For Science” update by the way.

But I’m still watching and waiting for it to improve before buying. Reviews for it have been higher lately, but I don’t really trust the reviews when the devs set the bar so low. Everyone’s too desperate for it to finally be worth playing. It still doesn’t even sound as feature-complete as KSP1.

It might not just be a skill issue for that game. The PC version has serious performance issues from what I hear.

I just started it on PS5 and even then the combat has been pretty clunky. I beat Elden Ring where fights usually felt difficult but fair. So far Jedi Survivor just feels frustrating with ignored button inputs and animations that last too long.

Oh yeah definitely still the photographer’s fault.

I just wanted to point out the strange implication that sunny days don’t produce shadows. It’s pretty difficult to take good portraits at peak sunlight.

shadows were really bad on the beautiful, clear, sunny day

That part’s accurate even though they’re acting like it’s unreasonable. Direct sunlight creates much worse shadows than an overcast day with diffused lighting.

A blanket statement about “true guilt” gives a whole lot more credibility to the veracity of the government’s legislation than I’m willing to give them.

You’re implying that lawmakers have never been wrong.

Obligatory definitions of fascism #8:

Fascist societies rhetorically cast their enemies as “at the same time too strong and too weak”.

I understand OP’s sentiment that google’s getting worse, but this sounds like ragebait. No examples of what they searched for an hour.

I’ve never once consented to anything reality has done to me.

If 45,000 are left in Ukraine and Ukraine is approximately 400 miles wide, that’s still 112 Russian troops per linear mile to push west.

Obviously they aren’t spaced in one line across the country like that, but it gives some perspective on how many are left and how much space they could fill.