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Water goes towards holes in the floor below it, so if a hole is too close, the water won't spread. I see one behind the water next to the wall. Fill that hole and any others you find, and it should spread out.

I work retail in a state in New England. My experiences have been getting sirred (and occasionally ma'amed when I am turned away, which is better than nothing) by customers asking for directions all the time. Constantly, and not just by older folk. Maybe it's a cognitive bias that I'm not recognizing, and my area is more like you described and I've just been unlucky, but I hate it so much either way.

They're going to turn around and say the anticompetitive and illegal behavior they're watching for is "dei hiring," and that these companies' employees aren't white or straight enough. Or else it'll be when companies refuse to comply with "the spirit of" any of Trump's next 5000 pre-written unhinged executive orders that wouldn't apply to private business, like calling women or minorities humans or something.

I'm trans so it's not just the kid photos for me, even ones from as recent as four years ago give me this feeling. While I'm not yet out or passing, so other people still see me as I was and not as I will be, when I look at old photos I have issues recognizing myself, I just see a stranger. Something about the tiny little changes in the face that HRT does I guess.

That legislation really needed an extra factor to show how carcinogenic something is. That everything is carcinogenic is terribly unhelpful, but if we knew this thing was a very low risk carcinogen and that thing was very high risk, it might have actually been useful instead of the butt of a joke. The laziness of the politicians who penned it frustrates me every time people make posts like this.

And yes, the carcinogen is Nintendo.

What would happen when they have practically all of it?

They would declare "I win!" And then the board would be reset so the next round could start. /j

What they neglected to explain was that Cyberpunk Red is the fourth, and latest, edition of the Cyberpunk tabletop RPG on which Cyberpunk 2077's world and game mechanics are based. This document they included in the game files is a rule book for that.

I mind it. In isolation it would be fine, but with their ignorance, these types punish and harm their families, mainly their children, who would otherwise just grow up to cut contact with them anyway, long as they didn't end up sharing their views. Plus when it's disease, they just have to walk near a person who isn't another conservative to spread it. As we learned from covid, the best person to be wearing the mask is the sick one, and they don't play along.

These talking points sound like those of Thor from pirate software. I hope that's not who you got this opinion from, because that man is just an industry shill.

CDPR had originally announced a multiplayer mode, and then canned it after the launch disaster. Apparently there's a mod being made to put it back in, though, that's neat.