Well because there the whole system now becomes the ship+air/water molecules rather than just the ship + you use energy to work the fan which imparts that energy to the air/water molecules. In the end the air/water molecules literally get pushed behind so the rest of the system can move forward.

“Your name is Elon now”

I am surprised he didnt want it for his birthday

Well this is just a classic. Lets pretend like all these man made problems can be solved by locking women in man defined societal roles. Has feminism gone too far? Clearly not far enough.

Cowards, if all the universities stood in unison with Harvard on this, you could have caused Trump one of the biggest defeats in his new term.

Instead you choose to be complicit with fascism and genocide.

“I inherited a lot of power and connections from my parents, I must be a god”

More like enemy of men, both of youse

As soon as people realised they could make a lot more money from it

Well that is the general enshittification process isn’t it, be it computer games, search engines, AI or internet at large. When people realize there is money to be made of something that already exists and hasn’t been sufficiently monetized yet, they descend on it like piranhas until only a husk of its former glory remains.

I feel like future Americans will be seeing this photo a lot in history books

it is more delicious to gamble on people’s livelihoods and lick their tears

All very good games but mind that BG I was released in 1998, IWD two years later. I see some people playing BG I for the first time and then saying stuff like “it is quite dull compared to BGII” but when BG I was first released, I think it was the first isometric computer rpg (in a fantasy setting) ever of that scale (taking into consideration not just the story and the world for which there were probably precedents but also graphics, music, voice acting, npc interactions etc etc). There was fallout I that came out in 1997 (what a golden age for computer games!) but again that is a different context.

I remember the first time I played it as a kid (coming from table top rpgs), I might have peed a little from excitement seeing how detailed the game was. IWD I was more like a small scale repeat of BG I in a different context. So can’t really call that genre defining. If anything I would put Divine Divinity before IWD I (it was also released in 2002) but had a higher level of physical interactivity with the world than BG I.

Similar story with BG II and IWD II. BG II took style of BG I and built an even grander RPG with more detail in NPC interactions and the world. I don’t think one can even compare IWD II to BG II despite it being a very good game. I am not even sure there has been an isometric game of that scale in a fantasy setting for the like following 10-20 years after BG II.

If one has installed arch using the installer, what is the correct way to impart upon the world that you are in fact a user of arch. Can one very quickly and silently breathe out the words “iusearch”?

"Interestingly, Trump had posted on Truth Social on June 20 that Harvard had “acted extremely appropriately” during negotiations and that he was close to a “Deal” with the university that would “be ‘mindbogglingly’ HISTORIC, and very good for our Country.”

Wow, what kind of a retarded person is this?

We have to start somewhere

I didn’t expect to see my boi Thurston today. RIP you crazy son of cat.

*Limited supplies (10)

cause you can then say “I installed arch manually, btw”

Hey bro, I am not a beggar bro. I am just carrying this termite to the hospital. Can you give some food for the road bro, promise I am not a beggar.

AI bros don’t care about art or being able to draw. They only care about money

Is this taken from a DnD book where they replaced the text that would normally go as “Ogre, Human, Elf, Dwarf, Halfling”