It was, but now it’s a steaming turd with Nazis and KKK apologists.
It was, but now it’s a steaming turd with Nazis and KKK apologists.
No, they’ve alternated between good and bad ever since 98.
98 - good
ME - bad
XP - good
Vista - bad
7 - good
8 - bad
10 - good (eventually)
11 - bad
Charge the manager with a separate count of murder for every employee that died due to their orders.
I think regardless of how realistic it is, it’s definitely interesting how the owning class really likes the idea of a future with a class of sapient beings with no legal rights.
Yeah, the GOP wants checks notes the exact same thing but using a different religion to justify it. Totally different.
Get the fuck out and call the fire department.
That and the lead poisoning.
Neither answer looks good. Either he’s OK with endorsing a Nazi or he’s too stupid to recognize one.
I just remember it intuitively based on vibes. Stalagmites sound bulky and lumpy, and stalactites sound sharp and light.
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The real answer is probably DoDonPachi SDOJ. Inbachi, the true final boss, went undefeated for over ten years.
Fun fact: that’s one of the easiest levels in the game. It barely cracks the top 10 hardest levels in a game with 12 levels, and only because the first 2 are trivial to lull you into a false sense of security.
The story is hard to grasp because you’re starting off halfway through it. The entire first half of the campaign is lost media.
Geographical continents and geological continents aren’t quite the same thing.
So the Panopticon. The hypothetical prison that even people in the 1800s thought would be a human rights violation to build because it was such an extreme form of psychological torture.
Why? Is being killed by the direct results of bombing somehow not as bad as being killed by the bombs themselves?
The “best” part of that is that yes, some schools keep cat litter in classrooms, but the reason is so if there’s a school shooter, they don’t have to risk walking to the bathroom.
The reason for this is actually pretty interesting though. Historically it was just a US/UK English difference, but it evolved into both being used because one of the first big manufacturers of optical discs, Philips, called them discs, while the US-based IBM spelled their magnetic disks with a K.
LLMs are fundamentally a dead end though. If we ever create AGI, it will be a qualitatively different thing from an LLM.
However, in Spanish, which is the name’s language of origin despite being a German car, they’re the same. All e as in red. Mercedes.