It’s just good business, cutting costs that only affects the quality of the product, but not the bottom line
It’s just good business, cutting costs that only affects the quality of the product, but not the bottom line
If you’re so concerned with such a scenario, I’d rather suggest you get something to detect intruders earlier so that 3 seconds don’t matter.
Also as others have pointed out, you’re replacing one risk with another way more likely one. But you do you.
Unlocking and cocking take less than three seconds and add a lot of safety, I see no reason to ever put a gun out of my hand in such a dangerous state
That’s not how I’d store a gun…
These are not cat ears, but rather squinted eyes of a happy face
At least that was my interpretation at the time
Today is 11827 September 1993
I still love Biden’s answer to the question how many genders there are
He probably didn’t come up with it but it’s still so funny to me
If you are particularly deranged, you can also use “^^”
No no, you don’t understand.
Danish boats just landed on Greenland.
Settlers landed in the Americas guided by God. Totally different.


Thanks, was wondering


You could also try replacing the steam lib with an emulator like https://mr_goldberg.gitlab.io/goldberg_emulator/
It’s a cool shell, I use it as a daily driver (though I’m keeping a close eye on elvish which syntactically is even further away from classic shell), but the comments read like fish is basically zsh. And while zsh is pretty close to bash, fish isn’t.
Be aware that fish isn’t a POSIX-compatible shell enough, so you have to adjust syntax.


You can make up numbers all you want, at one point, someone has to foot the bill. This isn’t something like Tesla stock where people pay insane money for paper expecting it to just become worth more in the future, this is about physical goods that need to be purchased and operated. You can’t just hold it like stock or a fund. It deprecates and needs to turn a profit.
While operating at a real profit is already difficult enough, the issue sometimes is that they can’t be operated at all, me it because construction gets no permission or the infrastructure just isn’t there.


There are plenty nowadays from what I remember.


Nobody loses it, people are just mocking companies out of touch with reality.
A game that I can’t play releases? Who gives a fuck? I have hundreds of other games to play
I’m not really to to date with the situation, but just because something is written in an EULA doesn’t mean it’s legally enforceable? You might even argue that the modder isn’t an end user in this case and as such, the EULA doesn’t apply.
As long as no copyrighted work is distributed, what is the angle? I just assume that the mod did include copyrighted material, but what if it was purely a patch?