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For free.
How many other games give you as much free “DLC” at Minecraft, year after year? And the game was lower cost to begin with.
If this was any other game, every one of these updates would be $10 and/or the whole platform would have gone to an annual subscription a long time ago
Funny that the article doesn’t talk about Pacific Rim, which was definitely a departure from his normal dark, gothic, practical effects-driven horror/drama.
Nothing. I rode several times.
Pedestrians, bad traffic, sketchy lane lines/stripes, etc were all easy. It even allowed a bit before passing over bumpy street tracks like a human driver would.
It veered a bit into a very wide open opposing planner of traffic to give someone unloading his car more space without having to slow down much.
It even briefly double-parked to pick me up when the curb was completely full near my pickup spot - but it did stop at the most open area of curb it could find.
It was really amazing.
They’ve been doing beta testing and driving cars around to learn the roads for more than a year. It’s been in the works for a long time.
I got to ride in one a couple of weeks ago in SFO. Amazing experience. This is the future of transport in America, I’m convinced
His videos are really good, but I recommend watching whole series, not just individual videos. He tends to have to have a lot of corrections from one video to the next (“on my previous video I said this, but it would be more accurate to say…”). Especially from some of these older ones from a few years ago
I don’t, really. But my field is also kinda niche (it’s not like some popular field like genetics or infectious diseases. There aren’t many journalists covering us at all, yet. I work in marketing for an industrial exosuit company (think practical, assistive, biomechanical wearables). Most of the journalists that are covering us at this point are used to covering news about forklifts or warehouse automation, so they aren’t used to reading peer reviewed scientific publications at all. Their exposure to papers on biomechanics and injury risk factors is more rare, and they might as well be Latin (well, sometimes they do have a lot of Latin).
But it’s also something of a joke. When I was back taking journalism classes for my communications and marketing degree, the professors would joke about how journalists covering either legal summaries or scientific summaries would say that 1 + 2 = 5 all the time, leaving out important details that were critical to the conclusions because they weren’t interesting. I think the scientists put up with it because as long as the conclusion is correct, they’re just happy to have anyone paying attention.
As someone who works in communications in a very science-heavy field: in fairness, journalists are also typically terrible at summarizing scientific papers.
How Simon broke River out is pretty significantly different, that’s the biggest one. A few other small things.
And I refuse to consider “Serenity” canon for other obvious reasons.
Between the Joss factor and the fact that the heroes are obviously based on “lost cause” confederates, who today are all racists hicks, it’s hard to watch now. But it’s soooo well made.
How can it be canon to both the show and the movie? The movie wasn’t in the same canon as the show.
The article never mentions Australia. The reporter is from the American ABC. Everything mentioned here, including Disney, the $15 million, the reporter… all American.
No one here is talking about Australia except you
I don’t think mega corporations have been resistant to social activism only in the last couple of decades. It’s been true since at least the days of the robber barons of the early 20th century.
No, it’s not a different ABC.
Shocked Pikachu face.
He sold out to a massive corporate conglomerate and they don’t support his social activism.
Who could possibly have seen this coming.
ABC has been owned by Disney for decades. Are you confusing them with CBS who just went through a merger?
Hadn’t seen Polyphonic before. Looks great. Subscribed!
You just described addiction as a mental condition. People can use anything as an unhealthy coping mechanism. It sounds like you’ve probably correctly identified it as an addiction. Now you can treat it like one.
They’re creating their own events, separate from the official Olympics