It’s nowhere near as expensive in the EU but it can be pretty close to the price of fuel in some countries. I regularly travel the same 700 kilometers through Germany and if you don’t book weeks in advance the fuel expenditure is often less than the price of the train ticket. Not to mention the comfort of a car is comparable to a first class seat which is even more expensive. But I guess you’d have to factor in maintenance as well.

I’ve seen the same analogy used to justify racism.

Can someone explain this to a clueless European? Are Native Americans not American Citizens by default?

It’s the “I’m a conspiracy podcaster and woke up as the director of the FBI”-look.

😳

I think this means that it wants some belly scratches

That’s pushing people away from Orban if anything.

Pretty good unless something really unexpected happens.

>he doesn’t know

You’re right, I misinterpreted the map.

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The Quiet Earth is such a great movie.

Imagine being the guy working the hotline and you get a call from some deranged boomer ranting about a bean virus.

And even if you’re playing a lot of modern AAA games, the settings beyond medium are often just offering diminishing returns. I can barely tell the difference in most cases and it will still tank the FPS down by half. It’s just not worth it.

Especially true considering that the Lutris team has been looking for active devs for quite some time and is only maintained by a few people. If they have to rely on AI to keep the project alive, maybe the ones complaining should submit some actual code instead of opening issues in their personal crusade.

Just assume everything is AI generated

This is the part that will definitely not work.

That’s not how this works.

Meh, I don’t really care. It’s a free product and it does what I need it to. Just open an issue if there’s actually something wrong with the code itself or pick another software if you disagree with the maintainer. There’s really no need for drama here.

I guess it’s not something he wanted to take any chances with. His father was fairly high up in the Austro-Hungarian military, so he knew what the frontline was like.

He still lived a long and decently healthy life and died in his 80s. Never drank or smoked again though.

He used to be massively pro-nuclear so it seems he has changed his opinion once already.