

I don’t believe there is anything that requires something unique about the Switch 2 to run, so emulating the original Switch should get you all the games already.


I don’t believe there is anything that requires something unique about the Switch 2 to run, so emulating the original Switch should get you all the games already.


You don’t think unpredictable tariffs and rampant deregulation across the entire economy have had an effect on prices?
That’s what my brain autocorrected it to, at the very least.
Nope, but nobody does calculations like that in imperial either. All science is done in metric, then converted to imperial at the end if that’s needed.
The video in question directly addresses that chart, correctly poining out that it’s quite misleading in the implication that the measurements on it are ever converted between in any context ever. But no, there is no context where someone converts between feet and miles, or uses sticks or hands or fingers or palms or chains or all those other units I promise you haven’t heard of. Imperial is bad, but it’s not that bad.
Similarly, it is completely irrelevant to know that a gallon is an integer number of cubic inches at all, that is a conversion that is simply never done.
How many cubic inches are there in a gallon, without just looking it up?
A defense of the imperial measurement system.


Fair enough then, I can’t see the comment you were replying to so I didn’t know that. As for the revoked license thing, I honestly think you should be forced to sell your car if your license gets revoked, with significant penalties for anyone else that allows someone with a revoked license to drive their car.


Part of the way to build a nation with good bike infrastructure is to bring all those things closer together. People that bike don’t want to need to cross most of the city to reach places they want to go, so they are going to find somewhere to live where they don’t have to. Also importantly, bike infrastructure doesn’t mean no automobile infrastructure, it just means less of it, not the least because less is needed.


It’s not built into cars inherently, so at least that’s not a concern.


It’s misleading because saying “search the computer” implies a breadth of scan that isn’t present. That’s like saying a website “searches the computer” to grab cookies generated by that site; technically true but worded to be misleading.
To be clear this is bad, but it’s important to be clear when explaining why it is bad to avoid creating resentment when the person you are explaining it to looks deeper into it themself and finds that it’s not as bad as your explanation was implying.


If the free market is so great where are the free market roads, or the free market fire fighters, or the free market court systems, or the free market affordable health care?


Unironically, skill issue.


We aren’t at kessler cascade levels of orbital clutter yet.


To advocate for the people annoyed at Fallout 4, it’s hardly trivial to roll back an update, and Steam at the very least tends to update automatically so it can just happen without you noticing.


Honestly this change has been a long time coming. In fact, why wasn’t this the case back when digital copies were first introduced?


I assume they meant that the service for DC specifically is better than elsewhere on account of it being local to congress.


4 weeks base plus up to 26 additional weeks depending on how long they were employed, which was my reading as well.


The hard part is knowing exactly what language to search to get the result you want.
According to the support page (found here: https://support.google.com/recaptcha/answer/16609652) if you are browsing on a phone it will prompt you to click a link to open some kind of Captcha app on the device rather than scanning a QR code.