This is also part of the reason why Switch seems to be fairly powerful

Say what? In what world? The chip was already like 5 years old when Switch came out.

Been playing this one, very fun. First rogue like I’ve played in a while that has given me the “just one more run” feeling.

I’ve never been good at chemistry, so I’m probably misremembering…

My understanding was that the cocaine’s chemical structure is what reacts with the baking soda (and heat), leaving the adulterants to burn off. I guess unless they share the same property that binds the cocaine with the baking soda. The baking soda isn’t meant to increase weight, there is an actual chemistry-based reason that it’s used.

It’s why people stopped “free-basing” cocaine once crack came around. “Free-base” is a chemistry term, and the reaction with the baking soda is what makes it no longer “free-base.”

It weighs more because of the baking soda, but that’s just like a substrate to deliver the cocaine, not an adulterant meant to make it weigh more.

Again, could be wrong and don’t feel like looking it up because I don’t really care about crack or cocaine

I wouldn’t be that sure about anything right now. They are tanking our economy, and lots of sectors with big lobbies are going to feel it too

That’s where the child labor comes in. I wish I was kidding.

Prison/slave labor as well.

do people really think

Gonna stop you right there. No. The answer is that no, they don’t think.

Your calc exam was multiple choice?

Right? If I can’t flush my toilet with nothing more than a bucket of water, if necessary, then I don’t want to shit in it.

Well an incinerating toilet that just dries burns my shit using a 340W solar panel would be cool too.

Gonna smell real bad

Recipe for disaster

Why would you ever get a toilet that requires anything but the laws of physics to operate?

It starts to make sense when you realize that each of those events is basically a fire sale for billionaire investors.

Just look at income inequality before/after each of those events.

Not gonna happen. Ignorance is what got us here.

I’ve been wanting to visit Vietnam for a while now… I think it was watching Anthony Bourdain there that sold me. Looks like a beautiful nation full of amazing people

Least friendly: Iceland. They could just be less open and emotionally expressive with strangers, but unless it was a business transaction I was frequently ignored when I said hello and people seemed uninterested in having a conversation.

Sounds wonderful

I could be wrong, but doesn’t the process of cooking the cocaine into crack kind of “filter” it so to speak?

Also, people seem to forget that we’ve been paying $60 for new games for like 40 years. NES games cost $60. That would be like $200 today.

I’m just going to start picturing them as “engineers” in the sense that they run trains.

All-aboard the AI prompt!

I haven’t encountered a single game that hasn’t worked. Maybe like 5% required more than just clicking “start.”

From what I understand, it’s mostly games with anti-cheat where the devs face specifically made it so Linux won’t work. But I don’t really play MMO games so I haven’t encountered it.

I second the protondb suggestion. Amazing resource, and better than Steam’s official SD rating system. If a game says “unsupported” in Steam, you should double check protondb, because that’s often just not true.

Seems just like a regional accent thing