Legally speaking, liquidating a house is way easier, less time consuming, and often less expensive than liquidating a marriage. Speaking as a former divorce attorney.

This game took long enough to come out and is good enough that I’m pretty cool with it as is. Would be a cool freeLC though 

The earliest estimate I’ve seen is Q2 2022.

Count me in the Lexus camp.  I have a friend who owns a 1999 Lexus SC and that thing is as reliable as it can possibly be for a car old enough to buy liquor.

Well, the Chevy Volt retails for $33k, less than any Tesla, so that’s a low-end competitor. And I think these factors will be a drag on Tesla’s growth.

The competition is already here.

Just to warn you, it’s an indie game, so don’t expect a game that looks like Total War... or even like Total War circa 2005.

Reminds me of bit of the design philosophy behind Scourge of War (PC/Steam), a Napoleonic era tactical war game. Although you can play it as a standard top-down real time tactical war game, it carries with it the option of turning on both messenger-based orders AND “in the saddle” mode.

Noticed my old link is dead:

As a Japanese-American dude that played hte original series and the remake in Japanese, I don’t think it’s necessarily anything about language for some people.

I’d be particularly miffed at being asked to promote for free products of a company with a billion dollars a year in annual revenue.  Brosnan may be rich.  Aston Martin is far, far richer.

My retort to “Brosnan can afford an Aston Martin” would be “Aston Martin, which literally has an annual revenue of $1B per year (£997M = $1.2B USD give or take) can afford to pay Brosnan to promote it’s brand”

I initially read this headline without realizing May was his last name.  Was good for a chuckle.

When you’re offered 0% APR, putting money down as a downpayment to avoid negative equity is simply foolish. You would be much better off even by putting that same money into a conservative MMA or even a US treasury bond, and you’d get a ROI of 1-2% with almost zero risk (or an index fund with a 4-5% ROI but some risk).

Put it this way: from 2010 - present, do you know how many people have been killed during commercial air travel accidents in the United States? One (1). One person. On Southwest Airline Flight 1380. You know how many people died in car accidents in 2019 alone? 38,800.

Aersolized saliva particles are more than small enough to be blown into the suits by fans, and contain sufficient dosages of the virus to transmit the disease.

I would rethink your stance of driving rather than flying. Looking purely at the risk of a fatal accident, you are about 56,500 times more likely to die driving than flying. The increased risk of fatal infection is nowhere near high enough on a plane in normal circumstances (global pandemics excluded) compared to…

For reference, an economy class seat in 1940 from Boston to LA cost around $4450 per ticket. In 1970, the price came down to about $2100 per ticket. Today, the average ticket from Boston to LA costs around $520 per ticket.

I did an extremely minor version of #2 just getting a few of my fingers, and it was some painful shit. Disposing of hot oil is just fucking terrible and dangerous. I can’t even imagine spilling it all over my body. Jeez.

The Japanese Supreme Court provided an advisory opinion stating that the Japanese government (National or local) has no Constitutional authority to order the closure of a business, even during a state of emergency.