Andrew Wakefield is literally the modern origin of the vaccine-damage myth so if you don't know who that is, you probably aren't a good judge of whether this Ohio doctor is notable or not.
Like, I don't think she is in that category, but you have explicitly made your own opinion moot, because you might as well have said "Seagulls? Never heard of them. Stick to birds everyone in the world would know, please".
Ugh please leave the pointless predictable pithy platitudes at Reddit
I typed them directly into my comment from an Android phone, and it continues to display as two hyphens/minuses for me. Are you it's not your client trying to be clever?
If you're using Steam (or any kind of shortcut I suppose), add --skip-launcher to the launch options. Here's how to do so with Steam:
As in DVDs or Blu Rays?
Computers running for hours just downloading, servers running hot to share the files, extra bandwidth in use - certainly not free.
But in contrast to producing optical media, burning data onto it, printing a cover, sticking it in a plastic box, sticking that plastic box in a larger box with polystyrene peanuts, putting that box with other boxes on a pallet, wrapping them in shrink wrap, flying them across the world, discarding the wrap, breaking down the pallet, driving individual boxes around a region, having an employee come to the store early by car to unload boxes, and have them put individual game cases on display on metal shelves and then lighting and air-conditioning said game cases for a few weeks until they're all sold to customers who drive to and from the store, and then run it on their local computer... Download has got to be more efficient. Certainly when most games then have an update to the disc version already required to download by the time the customer gets home.
Did you miss the memo not to allow it to just update the EA version?
I'm sorry but I have to take issue with "service is miles ahead".
American table service is weird. It's an uncomfortable experience for anyone who isn't used to it. You can call it a cultural difference but it genuinely gave us a feeling of revulsion - the fake friendliness, the platitudes, the hovering near the table, the constant refilling, the fucking survey mid-meal, the attentiveness barely concealing the determination to extract your money and shove you out and get another mark on the door.
Perhaps because most of these things seem to primarily seek to recreate the experience of a slave owner and their chattel.
Managing a team of developers, "unplanned micro-interactions" are just about the last thing I want them to have more of.
You just listed a bunch of Chromium browsers. They don't care.
RIF for 7, 8 years? I am enjoying Jerboa
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