Grain is also fruit, botanically speaking.
As it should be but not how it is.
Did you invoke the magic phrase? You must say "these edibles ain't shit" to activate their power.
Which suck if you have windows higher than your head. Pullstring can be ten feet long and work just fine.
The two strings is so that you can keep them level when one side inevitably wears slightly longer than the other.
This is a web forum, not an academic journal. Fuck off with the grammar policing.
And while we're at it, get fucked Pearson and other scummy textbook publishers!
How is that meaningfully different from "the camera generated"? Both result in a full image from a single input.
Thay does nothing for the Ram 3500 behind me blasting pure sunlight into every mirror. Sucks for bikes amd pedestrians too.
People are just too afraid of the dark.
Yes? "Hey wanna catch a movie?" "Sure, looks like the new Deadpool has a showing in like twenty minutes." "Dope. You order the tickets, I'll drive."
Why would they not apply the same system to all purchases? Either seats are reserved or they aren't.
So that someone ordering online doesn't try to buy your seat. Obviously.
Neither storage "solution" is currently adequate for fossil fuel replacement and may never be for high-density populations. Nuclear is less impactful than burning hydrocarbons or damming rivers and fearmongering about radioactive waste products isn't helpful because, again, every nuclear accident or leak to date has been less harmful than normal exhaust from coal-burning plants and riparian habitat destruction.
If we had kept investing in an actual energy solution we would have gen-IV reactors already and the waste concerns would be even lower.
Taping off the radio didn't kill the music industry, neither did Napster. Adobe did perfectly fine while small artists were using pirated copies of Photoshop. Sharing DRM-free software isn't going to bring about the apocalypse. It's already been happening for decades.
Providing a convenient storefront and launcher is enough for most customers if they think the price is fair. Gating multi-player, or achievements, or even hats behind some kind of proof of payment is going to catch a lot of people who might otherwise get a free copy.
"You can’t stop regular digital items from being copied and distributed for free, it’s simply not possible."
Yes, good, stop trying. Accept that some people are going to pirate. Fighting this just makes the user experience worse for everyone else.
Steam is the worst acceptable format, is what I'm saying. Licenses and DRM are a thing we should move past not embrace.
The people I know that have cut out parts of their family are happier for it, not miserable.
I'll simplify: I don't want that future. Steam is currently acceptable because they provide a low-impact market, I think their 30% cut is reasonable, and offline mode is adequate. If that changes I'm done. GOG also exists and is a preferable model, but the experience isn't as polished.
I don't care if sales drop a bit, the early success of stuff like netflix and spotify and steam proves that most people will happily pay a reasonable price for access rather than pirate. It's only a "problem" for the capitalists and fuck em.
Sure. Digital "ownership" is like trying to put a round peg in a square hole, it's applying rules and concepts to a fundamentally different thing. As long as it comes along with a tip culture for creators or some kind of guaranteed income.