Fired it up on the Steam Deck. It's certainly faster loading into the world than it was before.
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Trump has been threatening and posturing for 10 years. The second he was elected the economy started to react to everything he has said and done up to that point.
He's been indirectly impacting the economy for years, and directly impacting it since November.
This is the greatest thing I've ever read.
I prefer a onewheel, but the EUCs are pretty cool too.
Fallout source is gone too. There was just no reliable way to store source code back then, a lot of times it was just one of the developers that had it sitting in a desk drawer.
If it's new enough, maybe a burnt CD.
Sometimes licenses get in the way, it's possible they bought an engine or tech from a 3rd party and don't have the legal standing (or don't know if they do or not) to release the source.
Not all cd players had an accessible lens. A car deck had a slot insert and there was no way to get at the lens without disassembling the whole thing.
Computer CD players also had a tray that extended so the lens was mostly hidden.
Boomboxes and portable CD players had pop up lids where you could see the lens, but there were probably an equal number of players where you couldn't access it.
Elon Musk takes to X to beg retired air traffic controllers to return to work: ‘There is a shortage’
Age discrimination is illegal in the US for almost every job, there are a handful of exceptions.
Super Mario Brothers is what brought video games into the household.
This one game is why every game system was called "a Nintendo" for decades. Yes, other games came along and changed the landscape dramatically, but SMB1 created that foothold into the home.
Some states allow you to update your birth certificate after a legal name change. It's definitely not universal, and much less likely in red states.
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It's also underselling what they are providing.
You get to skip all the AI garbage, all the sponsored links, and the "what other people are asking" sections and just go straight to the search results.
Privacy is the primary selling point, but the clean "old school" google interface is what I'm really excited about. I've set my default search in the browser to Leta for now.