me slowly putting away my logarithmic power curve and orbital mechanics RPG that no one will ever play
keepcarrot
joined 3 years ago
So advanced, the smartest guys from the US are needed to pilot it. Top men!
I find it interesting that there are apparently true believers out there who think the Abram's is an ontologically godlike tank and that it's historical record is not the result of overmatched technology and overwhelming air superiority
It probably is :( I feel like I've burned myself a lot trying to get back to doing things before things are healed
Stand of the tide seems maximum or minimum.
Idk the answer to your question, but it seems like there should be one. Equitide or something.
I honestly don't know what you're talking about. Do you think that a random party guy in Siberia can just say "Nope, the USSR cannot get any oil now" and nothing would be done and he'd be showered in women and coke? Or... Yeah, what the fuck are you talking about?
Politicians were paid around the middle of the income scale in the Soviet Union.
Unless you're talking about like the occasional free beer or taxi ride for competently administering your job, which I gotta tell you, however much you think Communist party members did it... Like, have you had a job and talked to your boss and their inter-business negotiations? Holy shit
Read the instructions, but also sometimes windows defender or whatever helpfully deletes suspicious files that you need.
Unrelated program, but cracking solidworks required removing every trace of the student copy I had installed (well, registries and program files at least)
I wish I had more time :(
Rocks are dialectical when they bash against one another, just as I bash my head against every other leftist.
I think like... Rocks aren't political, until communities of humans arrive and start talking about rocks and using language to describe rocks. A rock that humans have never interacted with isn't political, until people start using it as an example of what is and isn't political. Sort of like quantum but for concepts and relationships being perceived by communities of people.
Why did I write this?
I also feel like D&D is kinda hard to learn and has decades of terminology and baggage that contribute to that. Ah well