Some Houston traffic napkin math confirms this
Johnmannesca
joined 2 years ago
Agreed
Well then they wouldn't be crunchy now, would they?
Cauliflower is best served as a pickle, and we should fry pickled cauliflower like we do cucumber pickles.
Thank you, thanks especially for saving me two paragraphs of rant.
At least it lasted that long, every time I post about Lemmy it's so gatekept I get my post taken down within the hour
Good news for me, I could use a cheaper point of entry into vr from a pc users perspective
It's sad to see people not going to school for all the generic reasons (except senior skip day ig), this is just miserably sad.
Actually, I'd prefer that they get as much money away from Elon as possible; break it from the inside even. Just do whatever they have to to keep a check coming in and leave every day a nightmare for the rest. People do this at other automotive companies so I don't see why the culture should change.
Time to start doing v gardens again in urban centers I guess
Better service for the community. Take a look over towards Spellbreak for a second and you'll see a community that has taken what Proletariat had given them after an acquisition by Blizzard and started doing private servers to keep their game functional. I think there's much to learn from this End-of-Service model, perhaps we could have more privately hosted servers to reduce their overhead if companies truly loved their fanbase; might even be feasible to follow that model from the start for f2p games so the official servers are more capable for tourneys and the like. Either way the goal is end user satisfaction, so if those means are preservation or archival like with Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel, then so be it the fanbase does what they want ultimately, but we just ask companies to offer their olive branch so that all their precious arts don't drown in the ever expanding sea of data.