Bots are not the problem, yelp’s own business practices are.

The world will figure it out via mass migrations and war, unfortunately.

Thanks for the research!

The UK one seems like a good general argument against hunting ;)

https://musescore.org/en

None! But some of them - like Megaloot or Waxheads - have free demos on Steam.

But maybe they can fuck each other a bit?

Same. Losing felt quite arbitrary and random to me.

You can’t expect people to understand the acronym of a game you are just introducing :) Google tells me you mean “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild”.

Is Rimworld chill though? It’s been sitting on my waitlist for a while, but I’m still a bit…afraid. Doesn’t each colony ultimately go to shit?

Hope this ruins him (the insane CEO).

Wow, that’s an unexpected twist.

Good they are not sending people from New York back to England But you got to admit, some of the naming choices are ridiculous, what’s with all those Paris-es and Pragues.

Especially for programming, you definitely don’t need to be right the first time and of course you should never run your code in a production environment for the first time. That would be absolutely reckless.

Edit 2: Look up Jim Bell. He wrote a very popular essay in the 90s.

This is one of the things that scares me about most about completely anonymous currencies and networks: untraceable kill orders and, to a lesser extent, unlimited bribery (that already exists in US). Because you know, it opens the most possibilities to people with money. Like billionaires.

But it didn’t work, ended up just with bruises.