You can get map markers very early into the game. Basically from the first time you meet the mapmaker some 30 minutes into the game.

Patent laws in Japan don’t work the same way as they do in most of the world. And they can only enforce their patent on companies operating in Japan.

The whole Palworld situation was based on patents that Nintendo only applied for after Palworld was already released.

Milk doesn’t become cheese on its own. It just turns sour and then moldy.

It’s also 9000 pieces.

Don’t get me wrong, I think Lego sets are typically way more expensive than they should be, but this doesn’t seem outrageous to me given the scale of the set.

So… how long does it take before a company stops being called a startup?

People are on Facebook because that’s where everyone already is. They won’t leave because then they lose contact with all those people.

The OS is 160 GB? That seems unrealistic. Windows 11 is bloated AF and is less than 30 GB.

What could an OS running on fixed hardware have that requires 160 GB?

Does that work for humans? Just out of curiosity.

There’s still a layer of abstraction there. Since it requires Wine to run, it wouldn’t be able to run itself in the future unless it’s aware that it’s being run in Wine. Then it would need to set up a way to launch itself via Wine.

What I do recall was one guy asking very specific questions about how much we would be able to customize genitals, and whether sex would be fully interactive with visuals of full penetration.

And while none of those things are wrong per se, the general vibe of asking about all of those things was very weird and pervy.

But them the government can’t unilaterally take your property from you for a pittance under eminent domain. Who wants a system like that?

“Nationalized” with a heavy dose of quote marks. The government now owns about 10% of Intel in non-voting shares. It’s basically meaningless.

Women often do so people won’t talk to them

You can often change your IP by rebooting your router. So the only way an IP ban can really work is when you start banning blocks of IPs, but that can hit other people who have no reason to be banned.

VPNs also aren’t always slower, though they often are. They change the route your packets take, which could have fewer hops to get to their destination, or could have faster connections in some places compared to your standard route.

Depends on the filters. Brita have two types of filter, one of which filters lead out of water. I would argue that makes the water healthier.

Slay the Spire in particular has a Linux native version. You shouldn’t have any issues with that.

I’ve had to occasionally tinker to get stuff working, but I never had an installer that just didn’t work.

Heroic launcher has always worked well for me in that regard.

Their engine? It was built on Unity.

Supermarkets around me all have them. They’re usually close to the capers.

See if you can find brined peppercorns.