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There was nothing quite as intense as a ServerSmash in Planetside 2. Which means ~800 people doing joint ops on a single map and everything is highly coordinated.
I think blob fights in EVE are even larger, but this was a first person shooter and also rather arcadey, not a thousand spreadsheets fighting at a server tick rate of 1 ^^

To add to the other sentiments ITT:
The ultra-orthodox religious GOP wing, aka Nationalist Christians (short: Nat-C) actually believes that the second coming of Christ / Armageddon / Rapture will start in or around Israel. They hope for the end of the world, by nuclear fire.

Maybe also delete your browser cache in case they flagged you with some cookie or stuff. I had to do that, but this stupid modal was rolled out between me watching 2 videos exactly at midnight. So... YMMV

You’re a freeloader.

Nah, they still have my data to sell.

With their personal data obviously.

Why not just dump the headline into the alt attribute or use aria-, is he stupid? Maybe someone should xcrete the tutorial to him, I don't have an acc on that shithole.

system-ui

ETA: -webkit-text-stroke is meh, doesn't look clean at all.

Where $currentYear?
Ooook.

Table-based layout, that shit is ancient. We used to build websites this way >20years ago ^^ Mainly because IE was too stupid for anything else.

Also, this neoliberal course fucked up education somewhat fierce. We simply can't deliver the quality anymore as more and more experienced engineers (the main driving force behind those exports) are retiring. And don't get me started on the terrible internet/cell infrastructure!

XCOM: Terror from the Deep had some notorious research tree issues

Thus solving the problem once and for all! Once. And. For. All.

Ask Chris Roberts about this, he knows a way.

AI is the framework of a new digital economy, not the product.

That is one interesting sentence. Thanks.

:.|:;

The legend of Korra slays The Spire. Would most certainly watch it.

As ancient internet tradition demands.