Not just Northern Ireland, if Scotland and Wales fucked off with a unifed Ireland to form Great Ireland without the English.
Not just Northern Ireland, if Scotland and Wales fucked off with a unifed Ireland to form Great Ireland without the English.
Imagine the English malding
Death of the author only applies if she’s dead.
So unless there’s been some good news in the last day, those people are just coping
These do seem to be pretty reasonable arguments.
This timeline is wild
But what about climate wars
A lot of that range anxiety will start to evaporate as charging (both slow and fast) becomes more ubiquitous. If I can charge to 80% in 15 minutes I don’t need a lot more than 2-3 hours of drive time on a single charge, so long as there’s a charging station at that interval.
In a similar vein i would add Unsighted to this list.
It’s a well documented fact that only people who live outside of cities count as people.
It’s also profitable for long-duration early access games where most of your users and potential purchasers already have already bought it. Good cash injection right at the end of development from an audience that probably wasn’t going to buy it anyway.
There’s blueprints now if that helps.
You see, if they fire everyone from the division, it’ll make even more profit. ez
The record labels that own Spotify
Isn’t action like this a crime in the US? I thought I remembered reading that somewhere.
It also took several years of utter dominance before they started to drift into their current monstrousness. It’s not just that they won, but they also stayed winning.
Only on planets or where things were resource constrained. On ship or station in normal operation replicators were just generally available for whatever.
Yes they have, which tells me no engineers were consulted for this statement. Waterproofing and replaceable batteries is a trivial combination.
What I don’t understand is why having every smartphone or DSLR sign every image captured couldn’t solve this problem better and faster than something like this.
They were half a letter off. We were so close to perfection