Their engine? It was built on Unity.

Supermarkets around me all have them. They’re usually close to the capers.

See if you can find brined peppercorns.

Bop it!

At $20 per hour, working 40 hours a week, you would need about 25000 years to earn one billion dollars.

There’s no way anybody on Earth has put in as much effort to earn a billion dollars as 25000+ years of work.

Cybertrucks are kind of “bulletproof” so they are good for testing. They may be absolute garbage in almost every metric, but the parts that really matter for that kind of testing are more durable than the majority of consumer vehicles.

It’s odd because on PC I can post there on VPN, but on mobile I can’t.

Moving to a new house or apartment is quite common in NA, but moving across the country is a different situation.

Why? If it does the job, why is an upgrade required? There are tons of games to be played on it, and as long as it keeps working, there’s no reason one can’t still have fun with it.

I’m sad that more people aren’t voting with their wallets

They are. They’re saying they’re ok with it. Every purchase is a vote with your wallet.

The South Park episode based on Encino Man.

That was my point. The comment I was replying to was suggesting that people switching from Spotify will be blown away by better quality audio. Most wouldn’t notice a difference.

Most people can’t tell the difference between 128 kbit MP3 and high quality recordings.

I thought the original Prey was boring as hell. It’s not like it didn’t have any interesting features, but the lack of penalty for dying meant that failure is impossible.

Prey isn’t really a franchise at all, just two completely unrelated games with the same name.

The newer one was supposed to be a sequel when it was being made by the original devs, but in the end it’s a completely separate game with no connection to the first.

Besides being painted in reflective road paint, which these ones are, what else would cause a pedestrian to be run over?

As long as it looks like a crosswalk, and drivers can see it, I’m not sure what else you would need.

Clogging the pipes. Taking up resources. Costing them money and time.

Meh, not really though. The employees are paid whether or not you call. They’re not going to hire more people just to deal with complaints, they’ll just make the wait times longer.

The number of complaints they receive is going to have a bigger impact than a few people wasting time on the phone.

Genocide is ok, as long as no Christians are hurt.

I would think the people to fire are the ones that cost the company the most money. The ones at the top making all the stupid decisions.

Have Russia and China ever threatened Greenland? Because I can only think of one country that actually has.

But he did also pass a trans bathroom bill.