Now this is the kind of car fucking I can get behind.

Maybe prince had prosopagnosia.

Tanky McHouse-Face

Trebuchets just don’t have the same range.

They are perfectly free to do that. They just have to resubscribe from their new home country at the new rate. Just like with telephone service or cable tv. It’s not like they will get in trouble or would be prevented from moving.

How are you getting it to do that? Fedora wants to reboot every day for me, even for the simplest update.

And If they label the pedal “stop” and it doesn’t actually stop the car?

Does Apple have actual instructions and documentation that explains this? I honestly didn’t know, as I’ve never used iMessage.

They saved the pretty young white girl, yay!

All true, which is what I meant by “not well” encrypted. It’s technically encrypted, but for all practical purposes it might as well not be.

It IS encrypted. Not well, but it’s encrypted.

It’s possible to read it that way. I hope you are right.

Most likely due to tight memory constraints on consoles. Can’t have people making maps that work fine on PC but cause lag on consoles. That would make the console look weak, and Microsoft / Sony can’t have that!

They explicitly call out in the mod tools announcement on Steam that level editing will NOT be supported.

For cross-platform support, direct level editing and changes to core game elements (like story, cinematics, dialogues, quests, and local gameplay adjustments) can’t be facilitated due to technical constraints and platform-specific guidelines.

Your wildest dreams… Unless those dreams involve editing or creating maps apparently.

An easy way to tell if it’s “real” money or not is to see if goods are ever priced directly in it, where it isn’t just directly indexed to the exchange rate of an established currency.

Hint: Even places that accept crypto payments don’t do this. The crypto price fluctuates based on the moment by moment exchange rate to the local currency.

They only “use it” to transfer the funds. Once they have it, they cash it in. No criminal is keeping it in crypto form. They use it the same way they use Apple gift cards.

Is this an attempt to obscure a real spy balloon? Send over so many trash filled ones that they start ignoring the real deal when it flies overhead?

I consider “context”, even if not added explicitly by the user, to be part of the input.

Not exactly. The answers would be exactly the same given the exact same inputs if they didn’t intentionally and purposefully inject some random jitter into the algorithm each time specifically to avoid getting the same answer each time