The boycott makes a innocent sufferer of the bus company. Had the company defiled city and state laws its franchise would have been canceled. The quarrel of the Negroes is with the law. It is wrong to hold the company hostage.
-The Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery Alabama, Dec 8, 1955
The white man’s economic artillery is far superior, better emplaced, and commanded by more experienced gunners.
Second, the white man holds all the offices of government machinery. There will be white rule for as far as the eye can see.
Are these not the facts of life?
Let us be specific, concrete. What is the cost is the bus boycott to the Negro community? Does any Negro leader doubt that the resistance to the registration of Negro voting has been increased? Is economic punishment of the bus company - an innocent hostage to the laws and customs of Alabama - worth the price of a block to the orderly registration of Negro voters?
-The Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery Alabama, Dec 13, 1955
What I’m trying to say here is, fuck off Washington Post with your “why don’t you protest the way I want, quietly in the corner” bullshit.
IDK how that’s possible, pretty sure I saw they outlawed climate change earlier this month, soo…
Not sure why you had to bring Justin Timberlake into this but you’re right.
Everything.
~(including but not limited to certain other “Kart” games)~
Updates will be made available on Steam, only $0.99 per patched minor bug, $2.99 per game breaking error, and just $9.99 per critical security vulnerability.
You can get a bug season pass with 3 months of fixes and an exclusive butterfly sprite at $119.95, a generous 1% discount off expected retail price.
For $229 you can unlock the super premium pass which gives you access to security updates 3 days before the details are published, and 30 days before non-super-premium pass holders (butterfly sprite not included).
EA account and premium subscription required for purchase.
Just wait a couple of years for their $700 Exclusivity Box 6 to come out with marginal graphics improvements, and oh by the way your old games are useless, but feel free to buy them again with sloppily upscaled textures.
If they time it right they can even release Overpriced Game Pt. 3 as an exclusive on the new box so you can never play them all on one system.
A reasonably big restaurant doesn’t get enough amps in the panel to replace all their gas equipment with induction
This is the true reason more industrial kitchens don’t go electric, at least in my experience. This and cost. I work in building design and do a decent number of commercial kitchens.
New kitchens in new buildings tend to be trending towards electric, but retrofits / renovations more often than not are constrained by the (hyper-)local electrical infrastructure.
The chefs we’ve worked with actually really like cooking with induction, and their teams f*cling love that it’s safer and cooler than gas. Electric kitchens lose way less heat to the environment than their gas counterparts, and thus are way more comfortable to be standing in for 8+ hrs/day.
especially in grid-strained California.
Working across the country, I haven’t run into this “issue” as much on the CA projects I’m involved in.
Certain locations, especially older urban neighborhoods may have some local capacity issues, but not at the “state” level. I see many of the same issue in older urban areas around the country (and globe).
From my viewpoint, any increase in occurrences in California is largely driven by the fact that CA is the most populous state and simply has more projects interested in / requesting these things.
Oh definitely agreed, just picking on Nintendo because that’s what the post is about
I love long complicated games, like breath of the wild, but I think the world also needs more concise games, those 20-40 hour masterpieces that keep you wrapped up without having to memorize 3600 pages of back story to remember where you left off.
What the studios (especially Nintendo) don’t understand is you can’t charge the same ~$60 for both games. People don’t hate shorter simpler games, they just hate paying the same price for less content.
Right now, Nintendo is selling the Switch version of Link’s Awakening for only $10 less than TOTK ($60 vs $70). That’s right, a remake of a 20+ year old game with a pretty limited story is selling for almost the same as the largest most complex and expansive game Nintendo has ever produced.
I don’t know why they’re so fixated on matching prices between games that took orders of magnitude different amounts of effort to produce.
Detroit
Wonder why she doesn’t also sue the auto industry for not moving away from fossil fuels earlier
If it’s anything like the movies I expect something pretty but conceptually very shallow.
This is (very likely) it. Made up scenario because I don’t know what’s in their pipeline, but this would be like seeing FF7 Remake not meeting expectations while Palworld thrives, and deciding to can the FF8 reboot they’d already floated millions into and instead redirecting their entire workforce to adding guns to the their Minecraft knockoff Dragon Quest Builders.
40 years sucks, but it’s well in the range of correctable in a single lifetime. We aren’t always so lucky with other potent GHGs. If CA can act quickly.
I understand but hate that it’s relevant - elections should not be a factor in determining how much pollution is acceptable from power plants.
Specifically it was being made by Epic back when Fortnite was a PvE tower defense game. Once they started to dabble in the BR genre, they redirected all available resources to the money printer. Can’t say I blame them, but I was really looking forwards to the potential of an open source UT game. Modding scene was gonna be lit.
Just to be clear, religion has never been banned from science classrooms, it just never made it in due to it’s own failings based on a complete lack of evidence, and inability to be tested with the scientific method.
No laws are needed to “allow” religion anywhere, just to force it into spaces it has not earned the right to be in on its merit.
PSA: as I’m sure we all know, but maybe sometimes need a reminder; friends don’t let friends preorder videogames.
It’ll be a lot more fun to play about a month after launch when they’ve fixed the garbage that got rushed in to meet the shareholder deadline. Let some other mark pay them to beta test the launch release.
Y’all still preordering video games? I thought we had talked about this.
Electric Arc Furnaces everywhere - “am I a joke to you?”
Sarcasm aside, I know EAF has its challenges, but this article really acts like coal-fired plants are the only alternative to hydrogen.