I am in fact developing a distinct feeling that if it pops hard enough it will be the final crisis. AI is really the last gasp of the USA in terms of trying to outpace the crisis of capitalism, they have nothing else and will have nothing else.

I'm sure they'll faint with shock at my radical experimental design of "Asking a Haitian."

Possible they're leveraging reduced complexity and their local manufacturing and vertical integration to just replace ad hoc. Component breaks just slot in a new one.

I've mostly had terracotta tiled roofs growing up but yeah metal is common.

Houthi must go?

I'm in Australia though.

Arguably, the "Party of Lenin" is the RCWP, since that's the remnants of the hardliners that tried the coup in 91. They're a bit ultra but surprisingly youthful and progressive for a Party that came out of defeated military hardliners. Nevertheless (extremely) critical support to the KPRF.

I did in high school and your assessment is correct. You learn some words but not even to the level of conversational stuff. It does have the problem of languages like Gaelic that were suppressed though industrialisation where modern terminology is hard to create, but like Gaelic it was never dead.

It goes away for most people after a week or so training with Skyrim VR or Superhot. A very good computer and a couple of armlet/leglet sensors for inverse kinematics helps.

Some stuff like falling long distances still leaves me dizzy, but falling also leaves me dizzy in rl so not really a bug.

I don't think they're the same devs. ESO I recall is a different team under Bethesda publishing group, not game studios.

For some, sure. But she had gone from being a committed communist to Dem Soc in the early 90s, and then, very rapidly, straight back to a level of Communist that makes Maoist Red Guards look like bored 1980s nomenklatura.

"Better a pig than a Fascist" - Porco Rosso