I’m assuming they want extra cushioning and don’t want the complexity that would bring. Maybe there would be issues where they would fall into each other’s pits and get stuck or smash into eggs beneath.

I heard somewhere more recently that they probably did it on purpose because they didn’t know if the game would be stable using the different settings. Nintendo was known for quality back then so if the game crashed, even a bit more, they thought it would hurt their bottom line.

I remember when he played minecraft and made a redstone contraption to auto-feed villagers or something. He started by saying that he wasn’t good at redstone and proceeds to show something so complex that I would have to follow a tutorial to make it.

My Sony Bravia had an update that made it horribly laggy. After screwing around a bit I found out that closing apps made it run faster. Somehow they broke the suspension system with the update and it keeps running out of RAM is what I’m assuming happened.

I know this is a joke, but China has more capitalism than the US.

Who even gets the money when you buy a country? Does it go to the people? If it does then that money is coming right back through taxes.

Have you been able to keep Nestle out of your life?

You can have a soft cap with higher taxes as wealth goes up.

Only 4 max elixirs left though… wait there were only 5 in the whole game.

Secure Contain Protect. You’re welcome.

Gregnant?

I guess it all depends on the incentive structure.

Problem with projectors is they don’t work very well in bright spaces

I wonder how many native Chinese use VPN’s

I’m assuming it doesn’t affect them as much because they run at lower power.

Hope ARM can get more into the desktop PC marketplace so we can have more competition. Someday Intel will stop taking Ls and try for a Monopoly again.

Yes. Last I saw they lasted for more charges and had similar capacity to lithium. It’s been invested into so much because it is viable.

Yes, but that is Lithium-ion. These batteries are Sodium-ion which are better for the environment and can potentially be made a lot cheaper… It’s still pretty new technology so it’s not really in any consumer products yet.

Yes. I know Zelda Ocarina of Time has many things, including walking speed, tied to framerate because of ZFG. Also, the 3DS remake reused a lot of the code and several things tied to framerate got quicker because it ran at 30 fps instead of 20. Items despawn quicker because they despawn at a set amount of frames.

Not to mention the fact that any new place your data is stored is a honeypot for criminals to try to hack. The more sensitive the data the better. Not every organization has the same protections and they will get your data stolen at some point.