Wilzax @ Wilzax @lemmy.world

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Unsweet tea gets a tier tho

Bro's brain goes all the way forward fr

The man said "no, I just have lemonade"

You forgot to put rule in the title tho

I believe they're called Marvel Comics

It's referring to the word bimonthly but change monthly with sexual

Fine dice and a little caramelization removes all noticeable texture in anything chewable. Improves the flavor too.

For garlic, you either roast or mince, both of which soften the texture way down

No the pals already do this by default, I just wish I could control which chests they use more finely

Agreed. The Early Access just tells me that they plan to make more content for the game, which is really exciting.

Yeah it would be cool to see something similar to the factorio logistics network for pals, crafting stations, and storage. Requesters, providers, and storage settings on inventory slots is all it would take

Don't get me wrong, as-is it's already very playable and fun. Worth the price by a long shot. I'm hopeful it will continue to improve but even if the company vanished tomorrow and left the game in its current state, I would be satisfied with my purchase.

It's incredible for early access and will be the game of the decade if the devs continue to polish and refine it. And if it doesn't get sued for its similarities to Nintendo IPs, which I doubt will happen but is still possible.

Quiche is pie. Not all pies are quiche

So when Leia calls Han a "low-down, stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf-herder" she was getting Shakespearean on him?

If our democracy ever got that functional, how would we fund our billionaire oligarch daddies?

Riding the bus alone will discourage others from taking the bus because they'll see the busses as more crowded. Taking the bus and using that to convince others to also ride the bus by talking to them about your experiences will. Political action can include anything you do with the intent of influencing others to change their behavior. If you don't add that step, you cannot reduce other's carbon footprints.

And speeches along the campaign trail would focus on broadly important topics instead of being individually tailored to the concerns of a few key districts that can swing entire states

Because they had to recreate the Star Wars trench run, obviously!

Your personal action affects only your own carbon footprint, and if you somehow eliminate it entirely, you alone can reduce carbon emissions by 16 tonnes per year.

However, by funding climate research, educating the public, and most importantly: contacting your lawmakers, you can affect the footprints of many thousands or potentially millions of people. If you do even 0.001% of the work required for getting a law passed that cuts Shell's emissions by only 1%, you will have reduced the global carbon footprint by approximately 90 tonnes per year (58000000 * 16 * .01 * .00001 = 92.8). That's more than 5 times as effective a use of your time, assuming you were able to do each with an equivalent amount of effort.

Vote with your wallet, yes, but NEVER underestimate the power of campaigning for change. A person's actions carry further when they affect the actions of others.