

Comic book universes have never been great on internal consistency. Most technologies and superpowers we see would have ushered in a new golden age for humanity.


Comic book universes have never been great on internal consistency. Most technologies and superpowers we see would have ushered in a new golden age for humanity.
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This is the sort of comment that makes me wish I could do multiple upvotes
It’s #3 on BGG! Sadly those double layer player boards aren’t part of the base game though.


It reportedly took the AWS status page 7 hours to figure out their services were down during the 1st outage, so I wouldn’t put too much stock in that


Regardless of the cause, this is not gonna help their reputation. Most people will see this as a 2nd outage soon after the 1st.


Their game reviews are worth shit all, so their only worth is reporting on the game industry itself. And that’s a niche area that not many people are interested in.


“I think it’s important for people to gather as a community, to see other humans, be together in a space. That’s why I like sports. I think it’s really powerful for people to come together for something that they’re excited about. We don’t even audition in person anymore.”
When’s the last time she had to suffer through a movie with a screaming toddler, a bunch of teens with their phones on, and somebody loudly having a conversation behind them?
What exactly is the headline misrepresenting about what she said and meant?


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Know your enemy corporate overlord, eh?


Isn’t that because the optimisation sucks


The “paid more to work less” part is not tenable
We could have the major publishers and devs paying better salaries. They can afford it.


This is the asshole who presided over a significant portion of the enshittification of both Xbox and Blizzard, so we know exactly what his opinion is worth


Argh.
Look, imagine you have an aquarium. You fill the bottom half up with the solid of your choice. Gravel, sand, clay, whatever. Then you fill up the rest of it with water. You’ve created a simple model of the ocean, including the groundwater you’re talking about
Now dig out a hole in the middle and toss the sand you dug out into the trash. Your water level will lower, because you’ve removed some mass that was occupying some volume and the water will fill that empty space. You’ve successfully lowered the ocean level. It doesn’t matter how much groundwater there is, it’s totally irrelevant to the question OP posted.


What. Do you not get the concept of volume? Forget your sites and papers and studies, you need to go back to grade school.


From your own link:
While approximately 97% of Earth’s water is in the oceans
🤦
That’s setting aside that physics being physics, it doesn’t matter how much water is underground since removing mass from underneath the ocean means the water in the ocean will fill the empty space created and the resulting water level will lower. How did groundwater even factor into this discussion? Sheesh.


That’s… A lot of added gas. Pre-space-loss, it would probably feel something like Jupiter’s atmosphere
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