I love avocados. If you don’t, cool. They weren’t always expensive. I mean, 15 years ago, I could get five for a dollar in Corpus Christi when they were on sale. Usually they were 3-4 for a dollar.

Having three kids, I know where he is coming from. Pregnancy is not easy. It’s stressful and full of fear and worry. Experiencing a parent lose a child, in what John felt was a crass and manipulative way, would definitely be a turn off. My kids were all well and born and older at the time, but the scene was very…

Count your blessings.  We have $6 a dozen, $9 for 18. Not unrealistic to be angry about that. That’s at our local store in Colorado.

Maybe he actually, you know, feels that way. The story is one of the best I have experienced in gaming. Granted, maybe he should have said the best story in a game he has played, since there are probably at least one or two he’s missed.

True. Hellen Mirren is arguably a level or two above him, as far as acting careers go.

I do understand, and I agree that people should be upset. I just think that dismissing the technology because of these issues is short sighted. I think the issues need to be resolved before the technology is adopted. 

I was just speaking generally. 

Ok, here’s a little lesson for you. “Dismissing its value as a potential tool because artists need to eat is short sighted” does not, in any fucking way, dismiss the concept of artists earning money, or need to eat. It states that choosing to dismiss the entire concept of AI art generation because you think it…

Way to fail reading comprehension. I’m not dismissing that at all. It’s important for artists to be protected. Which would fall under the legal questions that need to be resolved.

Yeah, me too. Hence the legal questions. Artists need protection from their work being used without permission in the image generation.

AI image generation is in its infancy. Many legal questions need to be resolved. Dismissing its value as a potential tool because artists need to eat is short sighted. I bet you aren’t a fan of the assembly line, either.

Yeah, me too. Not surprising for a nearly 3 year old game. Although my wife is still playing daily.

We’ve had different experiences, then. Granted, the last time I was in Texas was 2019. But I was born there, and have lived there off and on a little over half my life. I never ordered fajitas without specifying chicken or steak. Like I said, didn’t start eating fajitas until the early to mid 80's though. Edit: And I…

Ask for fajitas and expect something other than steak. 

When was the last time you were in Texas? Because you have been able to do that since the 80's. 

I think you expect too much from Kotaku. But there is nothing wrong with high expectations when it comes to sites like this.

Umm, it’s the clicks. Amouranth articles get clicks, get “engagement.” You clicked it. I clicked it, honestly just to see people complaining about another article about Amouranth. So thank you, you did not disappoint.

If the game appealed to you aside from the micromanagement aspects, the custom settings allow you to turn them all off, or as many as you wish. Craft anything, never worry about any type of fuel, build to your heart’s content. It does make the game more appealing for myself.

You mention the flavor of hominy and beans, but I see no beans in the recipe. Were the beans served alongside the posole? I love posole, and will definitely be trying out this recipe! Perfect for the cold winter days.

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