Germany.
If I had to leave (not that unrealistic, considering predictions for the next federal election), it would probably be New Zealand. Seems to be one of the few English-speaking countries that hasn’t gone crazy yet and cold enough that I might survive climate change for a few years longer than here.
Probably not an outcome I would want for the world but out of scientific curiosity I would be interested in what happens if Ögedei Khan dies of old age instead of drinking himself to death in December 1241, just before his army has the chance to completely steamroll Europe. That might be one of the most extreme butterfly effects in history.
From the fine print it looks like this is based on the US price. Can we get one that is adjusted for regional pricing?
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It isn’t very funny. (Sorry if my German is showing)
Celsius. That would be 86°F.
We’ve had this kind of shit for decades. It’s a manager’s “make it more interesting”, no matter if the executing side is a robot or an underpaid graphics design intern.
You asked about lemmy.world specifically. They are on lemmy but not on lemmy.world. People from different instances talking to each other is the whole point of lemmy (and the fediverse as a whole).
Based on my income after taxes and mandatory insurances (health, retirement and so on):
More like the difference between what it costs to make a game and what they make back.
It‘s basically the same as the Bambu slicer but without the branding and with some additional features. You can install the Bambu network plugin and use your printer without modifications.
Orcaslicer
And honestly, with modern build plates, there is absolutely no reason to use glue. At least for PLA.
Have you clicked the link? It’s literally the relevant passage from the „Jugendschutzgesetz“ (youth protection law) which is a federal law.
Summer Games Fest, the successor to E3
At home I use a 1L glass bottle with straight sides and a wide opening, metal lid and a neoprene sleeve. It’s cheap, easy to clean and does its job.
The obvious downside is that it’s heavy and can break if you drop it but I don’t travel a lot so that’s fine for me.
Median productivity goes up yet median quality of life goes down.
I haven’t played much past creating characters and redesigning their home so if you want to know how the actual lifesim aspect feels, I would recommend the 45 minutes of gameplay video on the official channel.
That being said, the creative side is amazing. Even though you don’t have as many clothing items and objects as Sims 4 has accumulated over the years, what you have is extremely flexible. Everything (skin, hair, clothes, furniture, walls, floors, …) can be freely recolored, often with multiple color slots and patterns. Clothes can be layered so you can freely pick which jacket goes with which shirt - and of course you can color them separately. Furniture can be resized, often separately in different dimensions and they will procedurally adapt to those new dimensions. For example, two-seater and three-seater couches are the same item. Just make a two-seater a bit wider and a third seat appears.
I could go on but I guess you get the general idea.
There are a few bugs (most noticeably a broken animation when a Para gets up from sitting at a desk) but for an early access indie game it’s already more stable than I would have expected.
Pentecost Monday is a holiday where I live. I binged almost an entire season of Game Changer and created my first Paralives household.
Please note rule 5: this is not a support community.