3 points ·
Same, and still on the wait-list (me and my partner) for the Machine. Some rough luck for us!!
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3 points ·
Same, and still on the wait-list (me and my partner) for the Machine. Some rough luck for us!!
14 points ·
Exactly this. We were trying to spec a small PC for my partner before the Machine got announced. A Fractal Designs Terra was the case we landed on
For the price, the deck is smaller, quieter, and reasonably spec'd. Plus instead of doing drivers and stuff myself, it's done for me. And we have a warranty. Great deal for our teeeeeny desks
5 points ·
Man and it's so much less hot, less heavy
16 points ·
Silksong on the couch!! It's so damn good and so damn hard.
12 points ·
First of all, what an incredibly detailed and cool post. Thanks for that!
I don't enjoy racing games much (though I actually raced cars and motorcycles for a decade, and then sim raced for a few years), but it's a great reminder to re play wipeout and the old school burnout games.
I will say, on a similarish but different note, I loved Snow runner. It's a "get stuck in the mud" sim with friends. Their recent sequel is.... Weird? Closer to truck Factorio. It's not the same game imo but I appreciate the fresh view
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1465360/SnowRunner/
4 points ·
In something like Denmark's case, I could see an argument. In the US? Rich people pay nearly nothing, so I think forcing them to pay taxes is a slam dunk
19 points ·
I hate this argument.
If they're not paying their fair share of taxes then leaving is beneficial. It's like saying "yeah but if you ask the thieves to pay for their stolen goods they might leave the store"
4 points ·
Imagine if you landed a job in Europe from a European company. You'd definitely not be able to go back
1 points ·
I agree that immigration is a big part of fixing this.
I think if the population (replacement rate )declines too swiftly, you have a lot of old people and few young people. At some point it become exponentially harder to even keep your last generation's replacement rate, and you have spiraling population decline. See South Korea for the Speedrun.
If Japan steadily declines to 80M it could be fine. If Japan goes to 80M in a generation, that's very very bad for the chances of there being any Japanese people left in a few more generations
5 points ·
Still hard on the Monster Train 2 grind
7 points ·
Ah man that's pretty disappointing. I probably won't buy it until then
2 points ·
Yeah, I totally get it! Very big difference to anyone with half a brain. But the current GOP could easily be seeing it as a checkbox instead of a huge reason for his winning the 1932 election
10 points ·
A key difference is that Hitler didn't cause the hyperinflation.
I am irrationally hopeful that even most dumbasses who voted for him will realize that his policies fucked them, and can't save them
2 points ·
Right, seems like a positive point not a negative one?
I don't understand why the euro isn't considered the best potential replacement for the dollar
1 points ·
Whatever flavor Lego game suits you is good too!
29 points ·
I mean the best refute of it I've ever heard is that the date changes in the middle of the day, and that sounds miserable
3 points ·
When I took a travel job in my early 20s I was handed some Canadian pins/luggage tags/etc for this exact reason.
I'm definitely still tempted to tell people I'm from Canada
7 points ·
You are what you eat
6 points ·
I have absolutely no idea. I wouldn't know how to do it without a yellow card and that requires residence. Maybe there's clinics?
34 points ·
It is. Come visit (but like be respectful please it's nice)