Yeah, it’s often better to “solve the problem”, then be told by a group of emotional politicians trying to win votes, how to solve the problem.

I recall reading a study that losing “gambling games” and things like losing Pogs in “for keeps” games reduced adult gambling addiction.

Yep. Cause they feel the should only miss 1 out of 5 plays.

I get where you’re coming from, but when iOS’s App Store came out, we regularly saw games and apps priced where they could be “bought once”.

I was really hoping that would have said,

I’m like this with all games. I’ll play every day, but if I take a couple off, I’ll never play it again.

I don’t think being a “whale” means you are a gambling addict.

When you consider AAA players spend about $70/yr / franchise, yeah, it’s a pretty good deal.

I’m most saddened about the Chevy SS not selling.

Or Focus RS money with plenty left for track time.

Crazy to think that Hammond had a worse crash than the one he exclaims about in that video.

It’s TDM (transportation demand management). It’s a theory that if you make driving suck, people will mode shift to active transportation or transit.

It’s Cities: Skylines, not actual transportation simulation software.

Turbos are awesome.

This simulator is actually Cities: Skyline, and the giveaway is how badly drivers use roundabouts.

Correct. There are numerous issues with both the flows depicted per intersection design, and driver behaviour, specifically at the roundabouts.

Assistant Secretary of the Navy

There’s no gap there though, all of those channels currently disclose baggage prices, albeit later in the checkout flow.

That’s pretty much where we are today.

I try and follow the rules with a legit 20" so it is clearly under the limit, but in foreign countries, my carry-on often gets sized, sometimes weighed.