The process of churning out voice lines (long hours, poor pay, etc...) already grinds down the charm. Thinking about these sorts of big open world games, the proportion of character voices that I can recall or otherwise stood out to me feels quite low. If I'm thinking about generic townsfolk or bandits, I don't know if I could tell the difference.
Did anything ever happen with the purported Transnistria offensive?
Would that be a 9-hour cut of Avatar 3, or a 9-hour cut of the entire Avatar 2 & 3 filming project? The first seems a bit much, but the second makes sense.
Most employee ownership schemes in the US are not cooperatives or collectives, but Employee Stock Ownership Plans and Employee Stock Purchase Plans . Basically, they allows employees to either buy or earn stock in the company they work at. However, just like how buying stock on the stock market doesn't give you meaningful influence on a company (unless you get a whole lot), neither do these internal stocks. Workers have different amounts of stocks based on either tenure or how much stock they purchase from the company. I worked at a company where the stocks wouldn't even vest for 5 years.
Thus, workers' interests are bound to the company (since their assets are bound up in the company's value), without necessarily getting any control over it. So, ESOPs can undermine worker solidarity as actions that could impact the company's bottom line (like unionization or strike action) could then directly hurt employees' retirement assets.
This is just like MKULTA: invent a sci-fi technology to cover up a your own bad behavior, and use it as an excuse to create a torture program.
I loved Creed, but never got around to watching Creed II. Lost interest when I learned that Coogler wasn't attached to the project.
I'm interested in the banking on the Long March 10 instead of the planned super-heavy Long March 9. It makes sense, in that it'd be more practical for LEO operations and possibly speed up the development of a lunar mission, but it does seem like a bit of a retreat on that front.
The way that you said it sounds like it was a permanent feature, not that they're trying to clear out the building this year to renovate everything. Either way, that sucks to hear.
I could see a few reasons:
1.) More churn means more ability to steal via application fees and security deposits.
2.) A constantly churning community will prevent tenant organizing.
“The fetal personhood movement has certainly gained traction, moving from a fringe idea to codified laws across the country,” a spokesperson for Pregnancy Justice said in a statement, adding: “And while their goal is to stop abortion and control people’s bodily autonomy, they’ve given little thought to how this impacts all facets of the law beyond abortion … There’s no telling where this will end: HOV lanes, taxes, worker’s comp child custody/kidnapping cases, criminal law, and on and on.”
Imagine when a pregnant woman is forced to remain with an abusive partner because to do otherwise would be to kidnap her own fetus.
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On the other hand, it might be tough to justify to the Belarusian public, since it was an attack limited to a Russian war asset.
Maybe we should do about the gaggle of coked up killers who can't stop sexually assaulting and murdering people?
No, let's just make their base slightly harder to google.
So, with this attack, I assume that Belarus will officially enter the war?
Not looking at hints or replies: Bayard Rustin.
EDIT: Got it
I don't really see the point of getting KSP2 right now unless you want to do free QA for the developers. Right now, it's just an implementation of the baseline game features in the new engine, nothing new compared to vanilla KSP1.
This is horrifying. How is a 19-year old SA victim a security threat? The fuckers just will take an excuse to expel marginalized and vulnerable people from the country.
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Not a bad editorial, but I'm still surprised that Nathan J. Fancylad didn't take down his blog after he torpedoed his own reputation and destroyed the potential of Current Affairs.
For the genre itself, that seem to me like a modernization of the classic "fake panhandler" genre. It spreads the comforting lie that the most vulnerable in our society aren't actually that bad off, so you don't have to care about anything other than your immediate concerns
I recently cut my alcohol consumption significantly and have been losing a pound a week without any other lifestyle changes. You'll lose weight and feel better.
Just wanted to comment on the dumb, non sequitur name.