Making cities even more anti-human hellscapes is why nobody wants to be in a city in the first place. There needs to be MORE of the things you want to get rid of. You’ll be more likely to visit their diner if walking past the diner, and the cafe, and the pub is a pleasant experience. Local business dies when places become destinations spread out by a concrete mile of car infrastructure because you can’t window shop from a car. Other countries figured it out a long time ago.
Is there anything I should be doing to protect myself from this bill if I live outside UK?
Looking at Unity and thought “I could do you one better”.
I’m kind of surprised the sensor picked that up. That’s like a seismometer detecting up your house creaking from a block down the street.
I don’t understand how unity has any legal standing to retroactively charge new fees to developers who have already made their games. You’re only required to abide by terms agreed to in a deal as it was written at the time of agreement. Isn’t that literally how EVERYTHING works?
Are there people here who don’t know that? You’re preaching to the choir.
I was hoping from the title that this meant that Graphene could run on the car. They’re still a huge privacy concern.