Honestly sounds reasonable to me. But it would be nice if they could include deterring that over dramatic black-and-white effect lol.

AIUI the bags marked heavy get handled differently like being carried by multiple people.

Neither have I really. It’s the last one I used, which was like 5 years ago.

These days I’m mostly using docker containers but all my docker containers as well as my hosts are flavors of Linux so YMMV.

So that you can run the windows exclusive software in a virtual machine.

Time to download Virtualbox

Possibly. I haven’t played in a while but it was quite good when I did play.

If you wanna compare it to hiking, it’s like hiking a long distance in the wilderness alone without bringing any water or food or map or compass or a phone or anything besides some shorts and flip flops.

Even for people who are experienced in the wilderness, there’s a reason why you are supposed to take basic emergency supplies with you (and really the most important emergency supply being a buddy).

See: that guy who famously had to cut his own arm off. Also he’s “one of the lucky ones”. Experienced people die in the wilderness every year, just like experienced free climbers die.

considers things moving at very close to the speed of light uses Newtonian mechanics

It’s an interesting idea but this is a pretty massive oversight.

My preference is VIM with gasp mouse features enabled. Blasphemous, I know.

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“It’s fine if it’s in a bag and off or silent” has been cell phone policy in my experience (decades ago).

The checked bag weight limit is to protect the worker who has to lift 100s of bags per day.

The only announced Nintendo games that are Switch 2 exclusive are Mario Kart, Kirby Air Ride sequel, and the new Donkey Kong

I got nitro for higher audio quality so I could stream background music while running a DnD campaign over discord.

It also increases your streaming resolution and file upload size limit which is quite useful.

It also lets you use emojis from any server in any other server, which isn’t “useful” but is fun and I do it all the time.

For these 3 things I think it’s worth it. It’s worth noting I have a grandfathered Nitro plan that is more features than “Nitro Basic” but less features than the next tier at a cost that’s in between.

The real enshitification I’m worried about is the gradually increasing prevalence of ads in increasingly prominent places.

The syntax is a bit messed up, but I have a programmer joke

Probably the simplest answer is protons and electrons repel themselves with a force far stronger than gravity. Neutrons don’t repel themselves in that way.

Before the electronic calculators, “computer” was a career. Much like today, the scientists and engineers would write out the equations that need to be solved, but then pass the work to a “computer” to plug in actual numbers. The difference is modern computers are electronic and historic computers were humans who did arithmetic as a career.

Here’s the relevant Wikipedia article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_(occupation)

But those scientists and engineers still knew how to do math, even if they were offloading that work most of the time. The point being, it’s still important to learn how to do math, even if you won’t be the one actually doing it most of the time, and this has been true for hundreds of years, well before electronic calculators and computers.

I wouldn’t keep my stormtrooper bust in my incredibly thematic medieval styled DnD room.

The work historians do is ceases to be science the moment they start filling in the blanks.

Bro what do you think science is? You interpolate, then seek evidence that your interpolation was bad, and if you can’t find such evidence then you accept your interpolation as good.

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