Screen_Shatter

I typically wait for a solid sale to get these games, but if the denuvo is still on I might as well sail the high seas just so it runs well. Its kind of fucked up, their anti piracy measure is whats encouraging me to pirate it. Otherwise it would be simpler to just hit the buy button and have steam handle it.

I never heard of it, and I tend to be frequently looking at upcoming releases. So, they failed step one in getting people to buy the thing.

Good god.

Its a subsection of sauces. A type of sauce fulfilling a more specific purpose than other sauces.

It always seems ominous to me. It could be 100% inert and harmless and knowing that I would still absolutely lose my shit panicking if I fell in.

Find spawner. Dig pit under spawner. Put tamed wolves in pit. Never ate so much eyescream.

Its also... Different?

Here is the original: https://swordscomic.com/comic/I/

There are people who do that now. I'm not an expert but I know there is specific DOT training for exactly that purpose. By regulation the waste is packed into a specifically strong cask that has been tested to withstand being dropped, lit on fire, etc. Good luck breaking one of those open.

https://robateltech.com/transportation-and-storage-casks/

Found this in a quick search. If you pay people enough they will do it. Liability is owned by the people sending the shipment.

https://cleanmanagement.com/blog/understanding-the-cradle-to-the-grave-waste-disposal-system/

So there was this carefully selected place called Yucca mountain where radioactive waste could be safely stored for a million years without concerns like this. However, due to public opposition we dont use it, and instead theres just kind of... Nowhere good to go. That doesnt solve this problem, pretty sure this issue predates Yucca, but if you want to see the kind of engineering solution that should be used then Yucca mountain is a great example.

Right, good call, those zeroes probably matter to someone at Meta

https://nealstephenson.substack.com/p/my-prodigal-brainchild

Read his post. This article is lazy, he at no point says it will "never happen". What he does do is argue that there's not much of a business case, they aren't really doing anything with it that's new and good enough to warrant that, which makes it unlikely to ever be a major success. He also concedes that after the $80 million dollar failure of the metaverse his opinion might be worth ignoring. So, he isn't really drawing a hardline on any of these opinions either.

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