There’s a lot of semi-incorrect information here. What we need to be looking at is something called TGWP (Total Global Warming Potential), which takes into account what happens when less-efficient refrigerant replacements are used in equipment that isn’t designed for it, causing more fuel to be used, making things…

All it takes is time and money. That’s all it ever takes. I kid. Nicely said, BTW. 

That’s the real answer. Low GWP refrigerants do exist, but they have problems. They are often flammable, and tend to reduce overall efficiency.

Fixing air conditioning is a must, but making more efficient units, and adopting low GWP refrigerants are really separate issues. There are some things we can do right away to…

HVAC+R (refrigeration) STEM will be the future so brush up on nomographs. I kid, HVACR is on computers now.

Nope he was in FC5 even talk about the events of FC3+4

please, no more hurk. and judging by the setting, everyone’s favourite cia jerk makes a lot more sense.

Oh yeah, I can see the value in it and think it can also be a fun game. Especially with how accessible it is play-style wise. Definitely not arguing that it can’t be fun.

I just think it falls into a genre that can easily attract very different types of demographics for two very distinct reasons that don’t mesh very…

I know that racism is an issue within the game’s lore. For example, the Drow, Orc, Tiefling, etc. I am curious as to how they address those things considering that for characters like Drizzt racism is what made him what he is. People hate him because he is a Drow but he is working to combat those stereotypes that his…

The number I was thinking when you said more than you can possibly imagine was 1.

Maybe I’m cynical, but I have trouble believing that we, as a society, can function without any sort of policing whatsoever. If the ultimate answer is that caring about serving your community effectively and justly means resigning from serving as a police officer, doesn’t that just mean that the only police officers…

Honestly TLoU’s story ended so perfectly bittersweet that I feel like any sort of continuation wouldn’t do it justice. The only thing I could think of would be an entirely new set of characters unconnected to anyone from the first game. It’s just not the kind of story that was begging for a sequel.

You hit the nail on the head for me. No wonder car companies don’t cater to us, we’re absolute morons when it comes to follow-through:

Awful take. It had a 0-60 time of 5.9 seconds and used an all new aluminum bonded chassis that was totally cutting edge. Calling this a neon with a facelift is just plain wrong. and it sounded great, with a tuned exhaust that nobody mistook for a sebring. with a bespoke transaxle and basically F1 suspension design, it…

I never understood the hate for these cars.

I had the opportunity to drive one a couple years ago, and it was fun if not blisteringly fast or beastly sounding. I honestly had a great time driving it around Eastern Kentucky back/mountain roads.

They said they’d fix the road when pigs fly.

I honestly don’t care what the direction of the story was. My decision to not purchase TLOU 2 is down to how Sony treated commentators discussing the leaks.

I did get my index finger removed compliments of a disintegrating HF grinding wheel.

Wait ‘til you find out about Frets On Fire. You hold your keyboard upside down in your arms like a guitar and use the F keys to play a Guitar Hero type game.

If the mobile releases are any indication, he contributes to the design document and miiiiiight be supplying motion capture to projects, but that’s about the extent of his contributions to recent projects.

Sorry Nathan your tweet wasn’t as good as the other ones and I see your self-insert. It’s the Mary Sue of Tony Hawk Pro Skater tweets.