I'm switching between Blasphemous (stuck on the final boss) and Rivals of Aether 2. Either I've gotten worse at rivals or the player base has gotten better. I used to hang around the gold/platinum rank border and now I'm struggling to stay in the middle of gold.
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or enough precision to hit something irreplaceable.
Haven't they been doing that? I can't remember where I heard it. But I heard they were mostly targeting storage tanks until they talked to a petrochemical engineer. They told Ukraine that there's some critical bit that Russia can't manufacture and they've been targeting those as much as possible since.
Her husband is the guy that was paying sex workers to bimboify him btw. Not kink shaming, I just feel it's relevant.
Dropout is a paid subscription streaming service and this is a dropout community.
Outer Wilds taught me that it's actually quite easy to fly into the sun.
Other companies. We like to think that companies need end consumers to have at least some money to buy their stuff but that's not true. Theoretically, an economy could self-sustain entirely with businesses and no end consumers.
I mean, we were also talking about girls
under the Military Code and under general law, no military officer can obey an order that is not legal. Basically, it completely prevents Trump from issuing a legal order to invade Greenland.
Nothing is stopping him from issuing an illegal order and his generals would be in more hot water by disobeying it than obeying it.
Any military is purpose built to remove individual autonomy. The ones who rise to the top are the ones who most believe in the chain of command. The idea that one of our generals (who have been purged during Trump's second term) would disobey an order is laughable to me. Maybe every modern president has used the military in a way that is illegal according to US law, a treaty, or both.
I worked there during the pandemic. Summer 2019 to summer 2021. I never heard about any reforms but a lot was happening around then and I'm sure I missed a lot.
One thing that did change during the pandemic was that my company went optionally remote. Working from home was even more unheard of in Japan than in the US before the pandemic so that was crazy. And they even reduced the number of desks in the office so they couldn't have all the workers in at the same time. A lot of US companies have since rolled back those policies. No idea if my old company stuck with it.
I know them from frequent guest spots in Dropout comedy shows. Very funny person with big energy.
I'm putting my face in the hole and being like "the whole world is about me. Also Japan is just red earth.