No shit, people want cheap, reliable transport and workers would want to build them, build and work on replacement parts, build batteries, etc. The only people supported by blocking BYD in the US are executives, shareholders, and the politicians they bought.

Yes, obviously Nazis are fascist. easiest block ever

Jeff Goldblum impersonator

Add subterfuge and sneaking and it’s ninja training

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Doesn’t matter if you wait a year or two to get it at the non-hype price with full content included

Jazzpunk is not a game I’ve heard of in a long time, great silly surrealism

Manifold garden is great too

It’s cyclic, but each cycle builds on the last

Yeah, nice precedent

Not even a second, it’s sometimes less than 250-300ms. If I wasn’t already anticipating it to fail and disengage as it went though the 2-lane wide turn I would have gone straight into oncoming traffic

Greasybox Software

Connecting ads masquerading as posts to bot posts shilling the same crap, got it

It’s just a tool, like a search engine or a guillotine

The first level of MegaMan x and good springs in fallout: New Vegas are really good examples of how to convey info to the player about how the game works and what you can do without pulling you out of the game itself into a separate tutorial

Why use age instead of a knowledge check instead?

It’s not a back door, it’s just a rear entryway

It’s been interesting seeing the changes as they happened over time working with java pretty often for a good chunk of that time. The jvm and jit performance improvements, syntax changes and additional jep features added vs what was left out, tools for running and managing jvms, Sun & Oracle shooting themselves in the foot repeatedly, new jvm languages with scala, groovy, clojure, etc and their impact on java. I prefer other languages and tool chains for some cases, but java has been pretty good for building reliable, upgradable, extendable systems that get the job done & have a good large stable library.

Max Power, the Max diner, Mighty Max, Maximum Carnage, and The Maxx