They recently introduced a new format that has, in my opinion, fixed a LOT of the issues that have built up over the years. All cards are now legal (yes, even Pot of Greed) but they have a point cost; decks can only be 100 points. The most broken cards cost all 100 points.
It’s brought a lot of balance to a game that suffered hard from power creep and rules creep.
Well the reality answer is rules don’t exist anymore and they are just doing whatever the fuck they want.
The flimsy reasoning they’re using likely has to do with Michigan being a part of the Eastern Interconnection power grid, so what they do with their energy production affects a lot more states than just Michigan, so it makes sense for it to be Federally controlled. Only Texas has their own, independent, power grid.
I’m always amazed at the hoops some home owners will go through in a vain attempt to renovate an existing bathroom in their house, rather than just burning their house down and building a new one from scratch. It’s gotta be Stockholm syndrome or something.
Despite it being literally the biggest barrier brought up anytime someone suggests people should switch to Linux, it’s like you guys just can’t seem to get it through your head that literally 99.9% of PC users lack the technical knowledge needed to make the switch and find the amount of time and effort needed to learn how intimidating to the point that, yes, those “hoops” you mention are actually the easier option.
Imagine a house fire. Imagine that instead of directly fighting it, people are trying to organize a mass demonstration to show the fire that people really want it to just go out on its own.
And then when you point out that will accomplish nothing, that it’s entirely performance just to make the participants feel better, that time should be spent fighting the fire instead of dancing around the issue and trying to combat it by wishing really really hard that it would just go away, people respond with “Fine, I guess we just do nothing then! Is that better?!”
Here’s my prediction: In the grand scheme, nothing will happen.
The majority of the protests will be uneventful. In a few cities, police forces will crack back unnecessarily hard and a few protesters will be arrested, with most released after a day or two.
There will be a near media blackout of these events, eventful or otherwise. The administration will not feel any pressure, and within a month, everyone will forget it even happened.
This is what will happen every time a peaceful protest is planned on a weekend that inconveniences nobody.
What if he serenaded you with a traditional Irish folk song about Unions?
Anonymity online is going to die
At least that means sites won’t have the illusion of engagement when it’s actually just a flood of bots talking to each other, right?
…Right?
First time I’m hearing about the return of Digg, I’ll probably keep an eye on it
I mean, you can just use a debit card, but I see your point.
I don’t think you’re understanding the analogy, or at least there’s some fallacy in the way you’re applying it.
I would be perfectly fine with one that holds 35 cubes since I only use about 13% of that per day. That doesn’t mean I will accept arguments that my ice tray should hold LESS than 35 cubes, which is what this article is trying to do with the range of electric vehicles.
Just because I’m not using the maximum amount every day, does not mean I want the maximum lowered. Again, if I had an ice maker that could only hold 5 ice cubes, while it would technically fulfil my needs most days, it would still be a shitty ice maker.
We aren’t talking about “what if I had a large party?”, just like we aren’t talking about “what if I need to drive 1200 miles in a single day?”. We’re talking about “what if I have a single guest over?” or, in terms of the car, “what if I have a few extra errands to run?”
I have an ice maker at home. Most days I use maybe 5 ice cubes total to make a cold drink.
However, if my ice maker could only hold 5 ice cubes max at a time, I would consider it a shitty ice maker and would be looking for a new one.
Ah I see you’re used to civilized, sanitized internet comments. The only kind that are allowed on places like reddit or Instagram or other places too chickenshit to allow any mention of death or violence, even in abstract, so as not to scare away advertisers who want to sell you the newest subscription based dildo to shove up your ass.
Well too bad. That’s not here. I will gladly wish for the sudden death of those who are human incarnations of pus filled boils on the ass of society. If that shocks or offends you, go back to the internet kiddie pool.
I’m sick of seeing people abuse loopholes and act in bad faith while technically being in the confines of the law and deflect criticism with “well if people don’t like it, they should just change the law!”
How about instead, the person abusing it crawls in a hole and fucking dies? If it’s one person, the problem obviously isn’t the law, it’s the lack of morals, empathy, or reason from one, singular dipshit. And if you change the law, they’ll just keep finding other ways to keep being a entitled waste of air. Nothing would be lost by this person becoming a rotten corpse.
I don’t recall SNW having any significant backlash. Were you not interested in that one?
Unless, of course, the responsibility is something you are avoiding. Then even the smallest task is suddenly super interesting and important. Just as long as you don’t have to work on the big important thing that’s causing you stress.
Golly gee, why would an app that helps you with your daily tasks need access to things like your daily schedule?
Like, yes, there is obviously an issue with privacy and security, but the people downloading this app should expect that. That’s not the same as a flashlight app asking for access to your location.
It’s like asking what’s the difference between your doctor and a McDonalds worker asking for your medical history. Well, one needs that info to do the job you are expecting them to do, and the other absolutely does not need that info and it’s weird that they’d ask.
Why? I haven’t been following smart glasses development at all, but a camera is one of the things I would just expect it to have, and would be surprised if it was missing. Like, isn’t that a requirement for some kinds of AR? Seems like if you are against smart glasses with outward cameras, then you’re really just against smart glasses period.
Anyone who understands the concentration of CO2 in the air knows that these things are nothing but a PR stunt. You’re not going to pull enough out of the air to have any meaningful contribution; there’s just not a lot there to pull out. For all the harm it’s causing, CO2 makes up a tiny part of air composition, only about 0.04%.
These things are built for idiots who think the solution is as simple as “just run the air through a filter” and don’t grasp how much air there actually is, and how little there is to pull out.
Mariner in Lower Decks is far more immature and makes far more questionable choices, but she is a beloved character. I think Burnham’s issue is that she has the emotional stability of a high schooler. You can have immature characters, you can have characters that disrespect the chain of command, you can have characters who make lots of mistakes; but you can not have characters who have a mental health crisis every other week.
Discovery is like a Star Trek show if nearly every character was some version of Lt. Barclay; crippled by their own insecurities and forced to overcome them again and again without ever seeming to actually grow out of them.