They did UT dirty. It was getting good dev, maps built in a game play first manner, and really high polish on completed assets. Then, "well the community can continue development." It's like they forgot you can make multiple games at once.
I don't necessarily disagree with your point. But:
Is the state going to provide shuttles to get these people groceries and to and from work? Who pays for that?
Typically most places call these buses.
I think that most of your point could be alleviated with more and better public transport. Then removal can be a realistic punishment without preventing people from living.
Sure it does, you can even join Linux to the domain. It's probably more that setting up tooling to manage it is not worth it when only one person is using Linux.
I don't often see people making the mistake that way around. I mostly saw people not realising that the outer wilds was a different game to the outer worlds.
They have precidet! The UK already went with the latter.
Well those would have included the update checker. So if you installed from a package manager, then let it update when prompted for the new version, you could still have been at risk.
The protection of dismissing the update dialogue because it appears at start up, which is when I need to get something done. I guess I'll just manually update it from now on.
Do people actually consider that a competitor?
Yea it was really annoying that you couldn't just limit it to your uploads. Any search or change of filters would just end up adding results from the rest of yt music. In then end I've moved over to jellyfin with finamp.
You can only just peek over the mk5 belts as a normal height person.
This is part of my ACU factory. Slopes can give the illusion that I know what I'm doing.
It's not that I don't like power poles. I just don't like them inside. Wall attachments are also fine, but then everything would need to be near a wall.
I don't always like the idea of single big buildings, several buildings feels more industrial to me.
I tried to make it fairly walkable.
I also realised that after finishing it, that I also need to send the output to a train to take to a future plant for Modular Engines, but I didn't leave any space for the train.
I just liked the framing.
36 refineries to supply 36 fully over-clocked Fuel Gens. This is only the last step.
Should give me enough power for a while tho.
It's nice to finally have a manufacturer so that I can automate the 3 items recipes, it was getting annoying having to do them at the bench.
Ignore the mess in the background, I'm working on it.
Some other stuff has been re-sized or model swapped as well.
Would have been nice to have mk2 pipes, but I don't have enough power to get there yet. Dipping into the bio fuel just to keep things running.
Am I being cynical if I wonder if Ticketmaster just cancelled a number of tickets randomly, just so they can resell those at its new "market price." Normally I would just assume incompetence or a mistake, but this is Ticketmaster.
IIRC the EU also ruled that burying the rejection options under additional links counts as a violation. Hence why Google now has a Reject button next to the accept button. Most sites still do that.
You've complicated maintenance of both the railway and the solar. If you used the space literally next to it in the picture, both would be simplified and have current real world cost and deployments. This is just an investor scam so they can take a bunch of money, and say it was all for this test, that will turn out to be worse and more expensive than anything else.
Then they will try to sucker another city into funding a new test.