Breakfast: Coffee and toast
Lunch: Toasted sandwich or reheated dinner leftovers
Dinner: Something home-cooked
As someone who usually prefers a hot meal over a cold one, that's my standard fare. It's not a crazy effort.
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The nice thing about morrowind is that because it's mostly text-based, it's so much easier for modded dialogue to blend in with original content (if it's written well).
Hmm, maybe I should try my hand at modding: With the right speech craft/personality stats, you can trick Crassus Curio into kissing a guar.
A division by zero is incalculable. On computers, this is sometimes represented by a special value NaN, which stands for "Not a number".
So we could be NaNs? Although a few Anglo countries use Nan to refer to a grandmother.
Another benefit: NaN implies a kind of freedom. To quote from the cult 60's show The Prisoner: "I am not a number, I am a free man"
Instance defederation drama retold through half-remembered hearsay? Surely we can do better.
Whoever invented this is a business genius.
Take the broken pretzel pieces from your assembly line, coat them in 5¢ of seasoning, and charge double the price.
I'm not even mad, because they taste so fucking good.
Fun language fact:
BRB, putting my bed in orbit around the black hole from TNG "Night Terror". Can't have bad dreams if an alien ship from a parallel dimension is blocking REM sleep.
Neither Napoleon's consulate nor his empire were democratic. Even the directory that he overthrew only stayed in power by nullifying electoral results that they didn't like.
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Summary:
Street = Has businesses, houses, shops and sidewalks. Designed for humans.
Road = Higher speed limit than streets, generally no businesses or sidewalks, as it's just there to connect areas. Designed for cars.
Stroad = A connection between areas that also has businesses. You have higher speed limits, minimal sidewalks and it's dangerous/impossible to cross on foot. The only way to get around to different businesses along a stroad is by car.
The server code could also be released as a binary blob under a proprietary license. No different from distributing any other piece of software.
M1 Abrams: Requires an advanced economy plus an army of General Dynamics contractors for maintenance
Trebuchet: Can be completely repaired by one hammer-wielding villager
Plus, I assume that tanks count as a cavalry archer unit, which means any old monk can start converting them. Meanwhile trebuchets can't be converted until your enemy researches redemption at the monastery.