also like, what is there for him if he has "no personality". If I made just like 2M (Mr. Beast is worth 500M), you could live off 6% interest and make a comfy 100k annually. I'd go skiing, go rock climbing, work on some projects I can't do because I have to work for a living. If he has nothing to live for, he stops grinding on his youtube channel and then what? He just sinks into a depressive episode?
if you're interested I'm in a lefty community that plays SC. hit me up for a discord invite, I don't want to be super annoying about it.
I like the game and have fun with it. It helps to know a lot of basic workarounds for the bugs (that do def exist), once you get around the common bugs it's not too painful.
A similar-to-stellaris grand strategy space game where the main movement mechanic is plotting orbits.
Also it would be really cool if that game had simulated atmospheres on the planets so terraforming and developing them becomes a more in depth ecological and climate project, rather than just paying credits for habitability.
I specifically remember during my cringe christian middleschool phase learning about one of their songs that was about a mass shooter going around and asking people if they believe in god and killing them if they say yes, and thinking hell yeah that's fucking dope I would 100% tell the mass shooter to kill me cause I'm so pious.
hate to break it to you but NASA largely operates via private companies. Before SpaceX NASA was buying most of its launches from ULA which was just a defense contractor monopoly on the launch industry. During the Shuttle era, most of its parts were made by private companies, and usually the sourcing decisions were political (congressperson x needs a gasket made in their district) rather than like, trying to efficiently build a launch vehicle using public money.
For example, the Space Shuttle Main Engines were designed and manufactured by Rocketdyne. NASA refurbished them between flights, but for SLS (the next launch vehicle) they're being expended, meaning more money for Aerojet Rocketdyne.
Shuttle SRBs were made by a variety of companies, including Thiokol/ATK and Pratt & Whitney
It's very easy, just blitz raw soaked chickpeas with parsley, garlic, some onion, some cumin/coriander, some salt, add water until it makes a malleable paste. Too little water and it will come out kinda coarse and chunky, too much and it won't form shape.
The batter tastes really bad so you can't really taste it for ratios, but there are a ton of recipes out there. Not all of them include parsley but I like having them be bright green in the center.
If you don't have a falafel press you can just shape them in a spoon. Make a small indent/trough with a butter knife. Deep fry in neutral oil till they're brown and crispy.
For vegan dipping sauces there's a lot of recipes for tahini sauces. You can also use hummus, but that can be a bit chickpea-overloaded.
When I was in college I worked at a farmers market for this Syrian lady and we sold these, so this is roughly following her recipe. She used parsley and a ton of garlic. I never got the exact recipe so I spent a while trying to re-create it after moving away. A big mistake I made trying to figure it out at first was using canned chickpeas, which are cooked, and will not hold shape while frying, but just dissolve.
yeah, I mean that more generically for CPUs too since AMD is in that market as well. Edited my comment to say components rather than cards. I've been buying AMD stuff for that reason (best value for mid cost) since I built my first PC in 2006, and I guess since Ryzen came out the top shelf stuff is competitive now too, but I think (I don't follow computer trends too closely) AMD still wins pretty handily at the mid cost level.
I just got a 6600xt for less than 300$ and its really improved my performance over what I had before.
If you want the best of the best, get nvidia or intel, but if you want good mid range components that can run modern games well, AMD is the best bang for your buck.
its very funny to me that this is posted in physorg which I think is just a science publication. Their top stories today are about weather and climate, particle physics, medicine, etc.
physorg publishers acknowledging the immortal science? jk - unless ;)
no joke this was the american commentators during the winter olympics. Like during a nordic race where the leaders are like a Russian, a Finn, and a Swede there would be an american in like 8th place a full minute behind the leaders and they would be like "Are they going to make the comeback? They still have a chance!!"
I saw When Harry Met Sally the other day and really hated it. I don't know if it's the worst movie I've ever seen but it's popular I guess and it was fucking garbage.
Harry is an absolute misogynist piece of shit. He's not funny, just fucking sucks as a person so hard. His "men and women can't be friends" line is basically just a boomer justification for workplace sexism and harassment.
fucking garbage movie about a serial harasser who thinks he's a comedian
if they're looking for a group I run a pretty good sized lefty star citizen org. its honestly very fun, you can dm me for the discord link. and yeah, he shouldn't spend any more money than that, you can get basically everything else you need in game.
if he's as bad as they say he is, it's their moral imperative to k*ll him. It's like how you have to off hitler if you have a time machine.