Gay scalie game dev!
It takes about 10 hours to drive 688 miles from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, an actual distance of 580 miles.
For more than double that distance, at 1238 miles, a high-speed train from Hong Kong to Beijing takes 9 hours.
“The US is way too big for trains and public transit to be feasible” is a lousy excuse for poor infrastructure and planning.
the empire state building one was the most frustrating. luckily it’s near the end of the game.
i almost gave up on it.
then i just decided to talk to it in cantonese and that worked.
one log makes planks, two planks stacked on top of each other makes sticks, then diamond pickaxe crafting recipe you can google lol.
if you reset the puzzle, the object you have to find is then the cat guitarist or the chillies sign.
the cat guitarist is a design on a black shirt that somebody seated is wearing, somewhat close to the camera.
huh. the bot went really stupid and straight up didn’t block me at all.
no, the correct answer is star trek online, klingon empire gorn science captain.
I hate how they keep redesigning the Gorn to use as villains/monsters/enemies. Star Trek Online nailed the design imo.
I loved it when
“NASA” in this case stands for the National Auto Sport Association. The Spec E30 is a class of racing cars used in NASA events.
“AI” has been a very common and very old term used in video games to refer to NPCs that react to player behaviour. It’s also sometimes used to refer to bots that emulate player logic to play a game, such as in this CB video.
If you missed that much and yet still know about machine learning: welcome back to society!
just hang towels in front of and behind it lmao
no you become a YCH
omg Gator Days is my current favourite webcomic series. it’s so wholesome!
no one is saying “get rid of cars”. if you live in the middle of bumfuck nowhere where it’d be inefficient to build transit infrastructure due to the low population it would serve, then no one is trying to take away your car.
it’s all about decreasing society’s dependence on cars where it makes sense (higher population areas like towns and cities, as well as long-distance options between those areas) in favour of way more efficient modes of transport.