We're working on promoting that Stem Bolt. It recently got an excellent recommendation from Admiral Janeway.
I was always a PC gamer, and think the old, often modded, independently run servers were much more fun than the soul-less matchmaking I see on most modern games.
Absolutely. If one was lucky enough to have a buddy with a server setup, that was by far the coolest option.
Indeed. Lactose tolerance is a powerful mutation. The rest of us should fear them for their superior genes.
Edit: Queue rocking 90s X-Men cartoon theme song.
I can imagine it would be hard to maintain lactose tolerance with a dairy allergy.
"millionaires tax" is such a ludicrous misnomer.
This is a tax on people with over $1 million income annually. It's very hard to sink as low as becoming a mere "millionaire" on $1 million annual income.
A person making $1 million in income would need mutliple expensive hobbies, multiple nasty drug habits and to recklessly sink a few yachts, just to drop as low in net worth as a humble jeans-wearing crime-avoiding salt-of-the-earth "millionaire".
An average chap who spent 40 years owning a small lawn mowing business is a millionaire. This tax doesn't touch his money, at all.
I guess "multimillionaire" and "decamillionaire" don't roll off the tongue, in headlines, though.
At least he still outranks Ensign Kim.
There's a lot of gamers in this thread too young to remember how overloaded and miserable the free console game servers were.
Microsoft was like "chuck us like ~$5 per month and we will put up enough servers so the games are actually playable". At the time, it was the best deal available for console gaming.
Honestly an argument could be made it was the most economical way to play online, in general, at the time. The console cost was subsidized, and the online servers were arguably at-cost, and you really only needed to buy one copy of Halo to join the fun.
You just know that's the last thing somebody saw...
"Follow my path and you'll be fine."
Later, at a Republic Tribunal:
"... and obviously no sane pilot on a training mission would ever consider attempting to navigate those obstactles without weeks of study in advance. And so I exhort the jury not to consider leniency, but to find the defendant guilty of first degree premeditated murder of their wingman pilot in training. The prosecution rests this - quite frankly open-and-shut - case."
"When... This song... Is gone...!"
And a Python developer is born!
Source: I moved on from an abusive relationship with JavaScript to a healthy not-at-all-controlling equal partner relationship with Python. And four spaces makes perfect sense, once I really considered Python's point of view...
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It's totally a matter of age. Kids these days have no idea how good they have it, and don't realize they need to get off my lawn. Shakes cain in the air /s