One of my main gripes with TLJ is that subversion of expectation kind of stops working when you do it like 5-7 times in one movie.

The other main issue is that Cantonica should have had a 15 minute podrace scene instead of the giraffythingies.

The Dig is a must play for point and click fans. Great story and atmosphere, good puzzle design.

Alternatively, the regular Link to the past randomiser has a entrance randomiser setting that is logic safe iirc.

Or you can try any of the other settings the tool offers.

I thought they meant Southern Coalition of Iron Lungs at first, but Toddler Death Voltron is better still.

It’s not really about art (although you can get some wild art stuff on there), more about culture in general.

It’s got a ton of documentaries about all manner of things, movies you’d otherwise only find in arthouse cinemas, concert recordings from classical to hip-hop to death metal.

And it’s taxpayer funded (or close enough to it). And it’s one of very few cross-border TV station collaborations between public broadcasters in Europe (explicitly made to spread German and French culture across the border), which is pretty cool to begin with.

Check it out: https://www.arte.tv/en/

I’m playing a warforged order of scribes wizard. But the Warforged body is just a vessel for the actual character: A sentient spellbook.

Mechanically, this worked out incredibly well. I took the telepathic feat as well, and depending on the context I switch between a robotic outside voice to a demonic inside voice.

The Taliban hated women long before being funded by the US, and hating women was not why they are funded. Same for the fundamentalist Iranian Muslims.

Them being in power (and the subsequent suffering of women) can be attributed to the US, but not them hating women per se.

I like hating on the US as much as anyone, but let’s not pretend they’re the source of all evil (only lots).

There are a lot of people that are capable of suppressing women without the US just fine. Just have a quick look at the Arabic peninsula, or the Taliban.

Western securely repressive puritanism, maybe.

Playing a Malkavian was by far the most fun way to play VtM: Bloodlines. Not sure how I feel about this.

The biggest lobby pushing this is companies like Thorn, who promise to provide (I.e. sell) the technology required to comply with such a law. It’s literally just a business investment for them.

Stormlight Archives, in a similar style as Netflix Castlevania.

I don’t think they could ever pull it off as live action because of spren everywhere, the sheer scale (we’re taking lord of the rings scale battles on the regular), and of course the literal fucking grass being alien almost everywhere (which is kind of relevant to the plot)

But animation has no issues with that.

That depends on a whole bunch of factors. Maximum velocity is a big one. In Germany (might be EU, not sure), motor assistance is capped at 25km/h for the vast majority of e-bikes (there are some that go to 45, but they are not allowed on bike lanes), which I find to be a decent compromise between safety and speed.

Age plays another role, in that e-bikes allow older people to cycle, whose reaction times or other capabilities may be worse than average. Some training might be required to adjust to the unfamiliar power, too. But I’ll take an elderly cyclist over elderly SUV drivers any day.

And then there’s the infrastructure. Biking can be anywhere from outright suicidal to very safe depending on the existence and state of proper bike lanes. This is the biggest difference between places like the Netherlands and let’s just say elsewhere.

While I like the northern Californian countryside, my knees are quite weak, so I don’t think I could manage a 274km hike around Lake Tahoe

A simple search for “TRT” tells me a lot about Turkish public broadcasting. With a bit of effort, you could check Wikipedia, which will lead you to the [disambiguation page for TRT](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRT_(disambiguation)

So no, its not trivial to figure out. And the comments in this thread seem to disagree about it being common knowledge as well.

In any sane economy, this CEO would be terminated immediately for endangering the company.

Delaying he switch to full EV production is actively hurting the required transformation process they should have started 10 years ago. Further delays will just make the impact so much worse, but that’s of no concern to the current shareholders, apparently.

Housing costs will go down when demand drops due to enough people being imprisoned

I’ve bought a small “portable” dishwasher for my rental apartment some years back. It fit in the cupboard below my sink.

All it needs is power, cold water and a drain access. The latter two can easily be forked off your sink.

Maybe that’s an option for you, too.

The power plants arguably generate a more valuable output than the AI data centres, thus offering a better return of investment (of water)

Although with the amount of energy consumed by the latter, they are partially responsible for the continued existence of the former.

I’m fairly confident that this could be solved by better trained and configured chatbots. Maybe as a supplementary device between in-person therapy sessions, too.

I’m also very confident that there’ll be lot of harm done until we get to that point. And probably after (for the sake of maximizing profits) unless there’s a ton of regulation and oversight.

*horse hockey