Not sure if you’re trolling or what, but I still play MK Wii regularly with friends on local co op. Used to play it on the console, I now emulate it on a steam deck. There’s nothing that matches the quality and charm of the game on any platform and I say this as a regular opponent of Nintendo. I don’t find it unfair as it strikes a good balance between skill and luck. Everyone I’ve played with, gamers or not, pretty much agree.

Now to wait 10 months for samsung to update.

She’s not a child and shes not a POW according to article 4 of the third Geneva convention.

Where I’m from, voicemail is just not used. If a person doesn’t pick up, you try again later. Answering machines were not a thing either. Always thought it was weird people used them in movies. I remember maybe leaving one message in my life, never had it myself.

Nice to see some competition in this space. Steam dropped the ball by not getting fallout London.

Not a lot. Maximum power a fridge would draw is around 150W and it will work for about 8 hours per day so 1.2 kW. A 1 m² panel should provide enough power and energy, even with conversion losses. You’d need a battery though.

No problem, just mention it in the requirements - early on. Not when everything is built to work this one specific way.

Season 6 is getting crazy.

No, its not. Musk is just salty Trump used and discarded him. You have to understand, these are just children who stumbled into power and never really grew up.

It does to some degree.

• “11” is string, 1 is an int, because strings can be added (+) convert int to string and combine: “11”+“1” = “111”
• “11” is string, 1 is an int, because strings cant be subtracted (-) convert string to int and combine: 11-1 = 10

I’m not into JS so I don’t know how it takes priority. ints can be added too, so I guess its basing it on the first variable which is compatible with the operator: in the first case string, in the second case int.

If this is how it works, it makes sense. But imo its a case of the designers being preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.

New to this? You go to the website and claim the game, then never play it and go back to playing whatever you were before.

MVP

No account, cant see. Care to screenshot it?

Probably pointed towards Nebraska, the birth state of L. Ron Hubbard. To cover more bases…

You can buy it yourself. Then list for 9k again and point out it’s previously been sold for 10k. It’s been done.

What if Russia is like Pluto?

A lot of people dont seem to realize, a road is living infrastructure. It needs to be maintained in order to stay usable. You dont build a road and it just stays there forever. Its a service, not a one time purchase. Modern societies rely on this service to keep them running. Its not freedom to go anywhere without big government dictating where you can go. Its a specific, constantly updating and repairing living network - all controlled by the government.

Train tracks are the same, they just fill a more specific role. And AFAIK, here at least, if you buy a train, you can ride the rails too. A transportation engineer told me once, if more people bought trains, the government would be forced to lay down more track. Its a funny thought but in that sense, roads and train tracks both ultimately serve the people.

I thought your point was it was never happening? I provided examples where it did happen in the past and where its happening now. Volatility of the price vs USD is not the biggest issue if the payment processor gives the vendor USD back after the transaction. If the vendor believes in crypto, they can decide to keep it as well. Had Valve chosen to hold their crypto earnings in 2016 for a few years, they’d have seen even larger profits. But thats beside the point. I personally believe they canned it more because of transaction fees. At the time, bitcoin network was oversaturated due to an explosion of popularity which reduced it to unusable levels for everyday transactions.

You should be focusing on why other vendors are still supporting crypto and asking yourself why.

Never gonna happen is a bit of a stretch. It used to be a thing. Steam accepted bitcoin. They stopped accepting it due to volatility and high transaction fees at the time. You still price things in your local currency but convert at checkout. There are “plug and play” payment processors who can handle it now… Spar in Switzerland accepts it.

But imo, its not something regular people should be using anyway.