My personal hope is that initiatives like this one will drive more people to adopt the service, thus more varied and better content.
This is of course science fiction and up to your own interpretation. But, if you travel in time but not space, that means the earth is in a vastly different spot than it was before, even if there are no absolute coordinates to the universe. The earth travels around 140 miles per second relative to the center of the galaxy, so theoretically even a tiny time travel hop could mean you're appearing in the vacuum of space.
Gosh that would be nice. Unfortunately we are stuck on simpler issues like "do kids deserve to eat at school", so it'll probably be a while before we get paid commute time.
Nope, very rarely do you see them cover it at all. That's why we hate our 1+ hour drive commutes.
Maybe add something in the search results to indicate the app's origin? Or even just a way to choose search sources?
I don't have faith that the US can do such a straightforward system without gouging
I did say it's better in my eyes, but recent reviews are "very positive" too.
Seekers of the Storm is finally in a good playable state. Last patch dropped last week or so. In my eyes at least the devs have corrected their blunder.
That'll be a pretty good rate once it's fully warmed up!
Honestly, this is a lovely little factory. I am a big fan of multiple buildings as well, especially when they all feel well connected like yours. What's the production rate for your factory?
Yep
My apartment is not in the ground floor, so I occasionally get to see different creatures hanging out in the tree just outside my window. I get to see a lot of birds, but was not expecting to see this cute little owl trying to sleep during the day.
Not the only time I've seen an owl hang out on that branch, but the only time I've seen one hang out for hours.
I have been running through the Simulacrum as engineer and finally beat my wave record. Unfortunately, the game was not prepared for my success and crashed.
I haven't found anyone else that made it further than this, but couldn't find an official record either. Maybe I am close?
For those that don't know, a large solar storm is occurring this weekend that may allow much of the US to see the northern lights. However, the forecast calls for clouds where I am, and most of the east coast. https://www.space.com/solar-storm-coronal-mass-ejections-mothers-day-weekend-storm-watch
Why does this guy look like Doug Heffernan lol