He ‘asks’ the same of FFXIV players and yet it’s modding scene is one of the most degenerate places in gaming.

…you don’t spend much time outside of the FF14 community, huh? 😅

The other risk is that black market cartridges have absolutely flooded the market, even getting mixed in with legitimate stock.

Anyone voting Democrat or Republican is complicit in Genocide and should face tribunals.

Really great job silencing yourself to prove a point. People who don’t participate in society are great at enacting change 🙄

We use a first past the post system. Stop denying reality as if your third party candidate matters in the slightest. Until we get some sort of ranked choice/etc, they literally couldn’t matter less

this is posted on Lemmy where most users are already tech savvy (enough to at least start using Lemmy)

You can just download one of the many <WhateverApp> For Lemmy apps from your mobile store… there’s literally no barrier to entry.

It stopped working, didn’t it? Did he ever get it replaced?

EDIT: No note on how he’s doing now, but I was right:

This positive news comes after the first patient ([Noland Arbaugh]) suffered major issues with his implant, with only 10-15% of the electrodes still working after receiving the implant in January. The issue of electrode threads retracting was apparently a known issue years prior already.

Not a plug, but a fuse box - that small panel would open up/pull out to let you replace the fuse. Couldn’t tell you what it’s for without more info

Why on earth would you ask them that? They probably don’t know any better than you do - ask them if they’re still there if/when you’re actually thinking about coming back. It would be very weird to ask before you even leave, IMO

The answer is a lot more straightforward than most of your responses here:

Medical marijuana was already legal in Ohio, so it was already around – those growers/distributors/shops simply ramped up their operations to get ready for the wider market.

Where’s “over here?”

It sure would have been if the community wasn’t raging about it - most of us would have never learned it was turned on in the first place.

It was against an opinion I agree with… I’m sorry for “inserting myself” into a completely public discussion on social media 🙄🙄🙄

Do you donate to FOSS software you use?

I do. Are there any other strawmen you’d like to throw at me?

How do they receive feedback about their evolutionary experiments? How do they know it worked/failed.

They’re not performing experiments, mutations are random and they either help the plant survive/reproduce, make it harder to do so, or have no appreciable effect. If it helps the plant, more of them will survive and reproduce, meaning more of the plant with that mutation will be more common. If it hurts, then it will be less common.

Yes, and compared to the companies they run, even their emissions are completely negligible. Individual action will not fix our climate crisis, regardless of who does it. Systemic change is the only option that has the possibility of a statistically-useful effect.

He’s not directly responsible - removing him from the equation doesn’t change anything. It’s not like he’s a machine and turning him off stops the emission. The companies will still run and nothing will have actually improved.

lol no, fuck X

She’s doing what is in her power to do.

…but her actions don’t actually achieve anything other than fulfilling some sort of revenge/punishment fantasy.

The billionaire isn’t personally responsible for the emissions, and the companies will continue to operate without him. If we’re not talking systemic change (i.e. government-mandated, I guess?), then she needs to either target the businesses/facilities/supply chains directly, or convince the billionaire (or someone else with power in the companies) to change things.

But they swipe left on a whole… 3.5% of people! Super picky, that’s probably why

Neither of us have evidence and we’re both speculating.

It already happened, there is no speculation. Many people who refunded have already bought the game after the policy was rolled back, and their progress remained.