I know you're joking, but for the benefit of others - the video states that 'ultra-processed' foods are those that tend to be cheap and ready to eat, packaged to last a long time and designed to be habit-forming. And no, not all food is ultra-processed. Adam confirms that yes they're bad for you - though it's not just the ingredients but the lifestyle they promote and the affordability of them which factor into the problem.
So the video is most definitely not pro ultra-processed.
The Feast of the Goat by Mario Vargas Llosa (who passed away a couple of weeks ago)
It kinda sucks how hard it is now to share a game with a friend. That was one of the main draws of console gaming for me; how you'd have ownership of the game to do with as you wished. PC gaming switched to predominately digital downloads years back, which is fine when you consider how affordable those games eventually become during Steam sales. But first party Nintendo games seem to hold their value and the sales are never that great, so you're left with more expensive games and no longer the option to share them.
I'm out of the loop here - why is this game getting so much hate? Reviews seem ok?
Veloren and Children of Light sound fun!
Yesss Crosscode is incredible. The soundtrack, visuals, puzzles - just a great package overall and it has stuck with me fondly. Can't wait for the dev's next game.
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Anyone know how well these work on Steam Deck?
Yes you're right about having more time and better reflexes back then, but at the same time I feel like I pick up on cues and understand more what the developers intended for the player the older I've got. I remember playing the same levels over and over as a kid and eventually losing motivation to continue (this is somewhat balanced out by the fact that yes, I'd have more time, and also I didn't have as many games - so I had more incentive to keep playing one to completion). Whereas nowadays I've got more patience and I can work out 'oh I'm probably meant to go that way' based on my experience of playing lots of different games over the years. I've built up more of an intuition for these things.
That said, I'm not sure I could beat many NES games!
Ah yeah this and @MelastSB@sh.itjust.works 's comment clarify the routing table thing. Before I was assuming they just blindly forwarded stuff until one router knows where to go, but if they have a rough idea from the IP address prefix that makes more sense.
If you get a chance to play the Spyro trilogy in future I highly recommend it - especially if it's a series you enjoyed when it came out. I imagine the remaster will be all the better for that nostalgia factor. Some of the boss fights in the second game were particularly difficult!
Hhhhmmm my initial assumption was that the cells in your donated testicles would eventually be replaced by those with the host's DNA. But apparently I'm wrong - after transplants you have to take immunosuppressants because the donated organs stay genetically foreign for the rest of your life. So yes, it seems like the sperm would carry your genes.