An unexceptional game? That game was awesome. All the fluidity of the Arkham games but LotR themed. Just don't look too closely at the lore lol it's not canon.
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My guess is that they're doing it in waves. I've been hearing about it removed for weeks, only happened to me a few days ago.
Not totally sure being 38 living with mom is a good life goal but I get your meaning lol
Trump receives ‘first ever Presidential Commemorative Inaugural Diet Coke bottle’ from Coca-Cola CEO
LBJ had a special button installed that would summon someone to bring him a Fresca.
Freaking love the art in Griftlands. And you're spot on, when your deck comes together it just hits
100% agree, it's hot garbage. I have no idea how it's lasted
Pretty much just MS Dynamics. Or you build your own, that's common too.
There are others, Zendesk has a CRM, some use ServiceNow or Hubspot but those don't fit the same use case.
Yeah I went down a rabbit hole (heh) trying to see if it was true.
And no, turns out it's just a bunch of pesticides and more recently (since the mid 90s) they apparently infect them on purpose with something that destroys their liver.
Saved me a watch too, thanks!
My teammate must know they're trash, all I said was "kys" and "I'll r*pe your mom if you die again" this is literally 1984
Damn I feel that
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The numbers come from an overly simple way to level out trade deficits.
So if I sell you $100 in goods and you sell me $120 dollars in goods, I'm "losing" money, therefore 20% tariff (tax to sell me something). In reality, you're going to increase your prices and sell me $140 worth of the same stuff.
All the AIs did was expand this to a global scale, what's insane to me is that the math adds up. It doesn't take an AI to do this though, some economics undergrad could come up with the same thing. Understanding the underlying methodology shows how it completely lacks nuance or understanding of how the world really works.