I never knew factorio has a Linux version. I hear the factory calling me again. You might not see me for a few days.

I’m cautiously optimistic, but prime is made by a completely different developer than dread so there’s no guarantees, unfortunately

Nothing, just that ‘I use arch’ is a meme so overused that its cliche. Arch and plasma are great, hence why I use them

Vanilla Arch w/ KDE plasma (I know)

It was a bit of a struggle at first but that’s what I signed up for. Very happy with the finished result.

Many places actually do pump water uphill into reservoir lakes for hydroelectric dams. In that case it is a form of energy storage, a literal water battery.

Unfortunately, it’s not always a feasible option. For instance, in the great planes there’s not much of an uphill to pump the water to.

I expect it would be more able to cleanly cut through the bodies or throw them out of the way with more momentum. If it’s going slow it’s more likely to ride up on top of a body. Anecdotally, I’ve heard that derailers tend not to work on fast moving trains.

I’m no expert, but I’d expect such a slow moving trolley to eventually derail itself anyway on account of all the corpses

Opaque thorax

It’s not engineering either. Or art. It’s only barely writing, in an overly literal sense.

The first time I ever went to Hattie B’s I was absolutely plastered. I demanded the hottest chicken they had. Best mistake ever. I was pooping lava all night 10/10

Or to stop doing business in Japan entirely

It’s probably just the code without any assets (textures, 3d models, etc.). Code really doesn’t take much space. You’d have a hard time actually building it to something playable as is, but this is still useful to modders.

I’d be interested to see how different it would look if we only counted average active daily users

Half a terabyte of read-only memory would be pretty useless anyway

So humans feel cold at 0F and hot at 100F?

In aggregate this is absolutely true, though not the point anyone is making.

Humans start quickly dying at something around 32F and 180F

Humans will die of dehydration or heat stroke quite quickly at temperatures well below 180F. In fact that’s far hotter than the hottest recorded temp on Earth (~135F/56.7C) (not including human-made environs like a sauna or outliers like an active volcano) so I’m frankly not sure what point your even trying to make here.

Fahrenheit is complete nonsense. It has nothing to do with humans.

The latter statement is manifestly false. Fahrenheit was originally supposed to have 90 degrees as the average humans body temp (no clue why 90 and not 100). Due to inaccuracies in measurements of the time, It was later changed to 96 and then 98.7. Still no clue why not just 100, but the fact remains it was based on human body temps. The zero point was selected using the freezing point of a brine mixture. No real defending that one, it was pretty much arbitrary.

And considering humans are mostly water Celsius seems a much better fit.

But we aren’t just water. In any case, humans are rarely at boiling temperature. My ideal temp scale would have 0 at water’s freezing point and 100 at a humans body temp.

100 F is roughly a human’s body temp. (Actually 98.7 avg, but close anyway)

0 F is goddam cold. (This one’s pretty arbitrary ngl)

That probably isn’t very helpful.

Fwiw, Celsius isn’t much better if you didn’t grow up with it. 0 C is pretty cold, 100 C can give you severe scalds. The actual range the people will encounter in weather in their day-to-day lives is all over the place regardless.

Perhaps we are destined to stay divided

I agree, although the number of pointless updates that would be pushed so that companies can keep the rights to their software makes me cringe

Literally asking you to pay for free speech jfc

It’s unclear if this even happened in the US; CD Projekt is Polish…

Also consider that the gun wan apparently, no shit, a flintlock pistol. They may have thought it was a prop or something.

And it’s demoing something Elite Dangerous has had for years.