Ice is water in solid form, when it melts it becomes water again. Ice displaces its own volume in water. If you have 30 fl oz of water and 10 fl oz of ice, and you leave it there for a while, you will have 40 fl oz of water.
They very explicitly didn't run over anyone with tanks. No one but Adrian Zenz has ever claimed that and you will not find a source that is not Adrian Zenz suggesting that they did.
I very much doubt that, given it has more content than most games, and far more than what was ever promised originally. It even does have an ending. And weekly community expeditions.
Not really no. Last election they didn't happen, the election before that they didn't really happen as popular candidates for totally no reason whatsoever dropped out and endorsed Biden until he became the only one you were allowed to vote for, the election before that DNC super-delegates removed all choice in the primary, the election before that didn't have a primary.
It's been two decades since the democratic party has had a fair primary process. The median voter wasn't allowed to vote last time anyone had any hope of a choice in who the democratic presidential candidate was.
The felony probably helped propel the story along. Everyone loves a good drama that ends in a credible risk of jail time for the least sufferable person involved.
To be fair, that's just GoG's problem itself. GoG refuses, for some reason, to require developers to ship version-agnostic versions of their game so half the games are stuck in time with library requirements from a decade ago it expects your system to provide. Which it doesn't. And because these are third-party installers and not from the package manager they can't request the package manager to install the library versions they need. And even if they could most distros explicitly will not allow that given the security risk of using outdated libraries.
This could be solved by breaking the linux philosophy and just require the older insecure libraries to be included with the games; which is the most accurate to their mission statement of preserving and archiving old games, but that requires people on their technical teams, their publisher liaison teams, and probably their legal teams all to understand linux well enough to have that as a hard requirement with minimal to no legal liabilities.
A smart tv? No wonder he's killing himself.
As long as you can excuse genocide I guess you'll accept any logic. But that's okay, it's only brown people.
Ice is water in solid form, when it melts it becomes water again. Ice displaces its own volume in water. If you have 30 fl oz of water and 10 fl oz of ice, and you leave it there for a while, you will have 40 fl oz of water.
...No, no it doesn't. Ice displaces its own volume in water. This is basic physics.
Genuinely propaganda to get us used to having less drinking water due to climate change.
...What do you think happens to ice when it melts?
Yeah, supporting fascism is 100% okay if other fascists say it is.
Hey let's you know, not write to the brain.
You're psychotic.
They very explicitly didn't run over anyone with tanks. No one but Adrian Zenz has ever claimed that and you will not find a source that is not Adrian Zenz suggesting that they did.
The 1960s called, they want their incredibly outdated job hunting advice back.
I very much doubt that, given it has more content than most games, and far more than what was ever promised originally. It even does have an ending. And weekly community expeditions.
So have you just not heard anything about No Man's Sky since 2016? It's weird having an opinion that is a decade out of date.
Not really no. Last election they didn't happen, the election before that they didn't really happen as popular candidates for totally no reason whatsoever dropped out and endorsed Biden until he became the only one you were allowed to vote for, the election before that DNC super-delegates removed all choice in the primary, the election before that didn't have a primary.
It's been two decades since the democratic party has had a fair primary process. The median voter wasn't allowed to vote last time anyone had any hope of a choice in who the democratic presidential candidate was.
The felony probably helped propel the story along. Everyone loves a good drama that ends in a credible risk of jail time for the least sufferable person involved.
There are more words in my sentence.
They've won more elections than democrats recently.
App images make modding much harder depending on the app, and flatpaks practically remove that as an option.
To be fair, that's just GoG's problem itself. GoG refuses, for some reason, to require developers to ship version-agnostic versions of their game so half the games are stuck in time with library requirements from a decade ago it expects your system to provide. Which it doesn't. And because these are third-party installers and not from the package manager they can't request the package manager to install the library versions they need. And even if they could most distros explicitly will not allow that given the security risk of using outdated libraries.
This could be solved by breaking the linux philosophy and just require the older insecure libraries to be included with the games; which is the most accurate to their mission statement of preserving and archiving old games, but that requires people on their technical teams, their publisher liaison teams, and probably their legal teams all to understand linux well enough to have that as a hard requirement with minimal to no legal liabilities.
Oh hey does that mean they'll actually ship all the libraries needed to run the linux versions of games released on the platform?