Well, giant alien spiders are no joke!

Yeah, the Glaive beam is one of those gadgets … if it works, it’s awesome. If it doesn’t … not so much.

The beam isn’t working in this case, because the enemy is throwing stuff at you faster than your beam can load and your ship can tank. One possible way to salvage this situation could have been to turn off the beam, reorder the weapons and use the ion blast and basic lasers to work your way through the enemy shield towards their weapons bay.

Well, make it swappable so it can be put into another car? Or use it as energy storage at home?

It was Iceland!

How do you mean? Nuuk is the capital of Greenland and the Orangeman constantly talks about taking over Greenland.

Please direct complaints towards the developer. I’m just playing!

That’s not how this work.

Just being in a union doesn’t mean there are any benefits. The union has to have negotioated such terms previously and given how recently the union was formed I highly doubt that’s the case.

Best “tech demo” of the whole congress.

Also check out okstupid.lol where you can look at the profiles that were present on the site.

Data hoarders everywhere rejoice!

But on a more serious note, a commercially viable product would be awesome.

I am always baffled as to what Microsoft gets away with because of their monopoly in the consumer market. Imagine them releasing Windows for the first time today.

How aggressive is the in-game monetization?

The fights are like playing Guitar Hero blindfolded

I won the final boss battle in AC 1 without visuals because the cracked version I played glitched out. 🤷‍♂️

Wooooot, Kurt did it? Straight to Youtube then!

You mean it works better when it comes to hurting my eyes?

May I offer you a higher quality version of this image in these trying times?

Are there even any natural hydrogen deposits on earth?

Every plan for green hydrogen I’ve seen so far relies on splitting water via electrolysis.

We might want to stop mining new copper before the people in this region run out of water, though?

Because knowing companies they will not stop on their own.

Somewhat unironic This:

There is lots of copper (and other materials) rotting in our waste dumps. But as long as mining new ore is cheaper than recycling, tariffs or taxes are one way to stir the industry the right way.

But that feels like the polar ends of who can benefit in the deprofessionalized world—developers with the stability to swing big for big-shot ideas, and programmers or designers with deep career experience that can be called in like a group of noble mercenaries. People in between will be left out.

Well, no. The issue is not that people offer their expertise as contract workers. The issue is supposed AAA studios cranking out one piece of hot garbage after another, while small independent teams can work (and fail) with unique ideas at a much faster rate.

There will always be freelance workers and having one on board, even an experienced one, will neither guarantee success nor is it a prerequisite. Looking at some highly successful indi titles of today, they often started with humble beginnings and got gradually more “professional” along the way.

I am currently playing Factorio Space Age and holy hell, have they come a long way since initial release. Fluid system, anyone?

Arakis, Dune, Desert Planet.

Sadly, this sort of stuff is going to be needed more and more around the globe.

0 F is defined as the lowest temperature a guy was able to reach with some random mixture which is arbitrary.

But 0 C is commonly defined as the point at which water turns from solid to liquid and the other way round. Scientifically it’s ever so slightly off but still it’s defined via Kelvin.