Currently not wearing any with my feet on my living room table.

…but normally I wear these. I picked them up on the company tab (cow not included) for use at work a coupleofyears ago, but they turned out to be so damn comfortable and high quality that I use them for everything.

Protective composite toe that don’t set off airport metal detectors, and they’re ESD safe.

And access to my own stove and fridge when I declare lunchtime results in the best lunches I’ve ever had, be it steak, 500g of bacon, or just an egg.

And getting to arbitrarily declare lunchtime…

I was never very into Ubisoft or their titles, so I’m perfectly content with everything burning to the ground, hoping it’ll send a signal to franchises I actually care about:

Stop developing games for focus panels, and try to innovate instead.

Selling IP can go both ways. It could be picked up by someone wanting to do better, or it could be picked up by someone just after a quick buck by doing the bare minimum.

And then there’s Rocketwerkz - They originally bid to develop Kerbal Space Program 2 for Take2, but they lost the bid because the winners showed up fancy concept art while rocketwerkz focused on a solid technical foundation. And then Take2 severely botched KSP2 and the franchise is now considered dead. Rocketwerkz is now building something relevamt from scratch, with their own IP, and it looks really promising. I hope this happens to a lot more AAA titles and IP holders.

Yup. That’s the main reason why 5G is so bad for you.

Hands apart is for capacitive prayer transmissions, but most religions nowadays use inductive transmission where hands together help form the inductive loop through the hands. It is also important to not pray while laying down, as this changes the polarity.

Fun fact: the electronic symbol for capacitor represents two hands held slightly apart. This is because capacitive prayers were the most common back when the capacitor was invented.

Hobby pilot, here. Yup, spot on. But for the most part, the comment you responded to was also pretty much spot on, so I have no complaints.

Can’t speak for any ATPL holders, though, so let’s hope they don’t see this thread.

Che Guevarra (I probably misspelled that), If he knew how his face was plasteret on t-shirts sold for profit all over the world. He was already great at revolutions, but the RPM and the torque he would achieve from this would define him as the worlds greatest revolutionary for all eternity.

I think a lot of the disagreement here stems from the current circumstances vs the ideal. Or reality vs expectations, if you will.

IDEALLY there wouldn’t be a state. But in practice there must be an organizing body. Sure, the workers can own and control everything themselves, but imagine how hard it must be to organize this ad-hoc for and with everyone. So from a managerial perspective, the state still has a function.

Sidenote: IDEALLY, the society would be without money as well, at least according to Lenin, but he quickly learned that this too presented practical problems to the point where it was simply easier to keep money around.

Note, I’m not a communist, I am just roughly explaining communism as I understand it in the context of the question, as neutrally as I can.

EDIT: Also see that other persons comment about Vanguardism, as that is also an important aspect of difference between the ideal and the practical.

If an account is associated with only one console, is that automatically designated as their primary?

I managed to skip the entire line at Ohare security screening by just walking past people waiting patiently while I repeated “sorry, plane is boarding, excuse me, boarding, pardon me…” etc. Nobody bothered objecting and got out of the way for me.

My incoming flight was delayed, and immigration took forever, so once it was time to get to my connection the plane had started boarding. After security I had to run, and I got to the gate just in time.

Probably not. They aren’t mass produced to the same extent because while there is a market for them, that market isn’t even close to as large as the microwave market.

Also, I highly recommend Technology Connections’ video on freeze dryers, as it highlights why it’s not as useful as they may seem - They have their uses, but freeze drying is not the ultimate food preservation method.

The video goes in depth into how freeze drying works (and doesn’t), and I recommend watching the entire thing and evaluate whether you actually need one.