Birthright citizenship is on the chopping block

I literally just got a government job and start Tuesday and now I gotta worry the job won't exist in 6 months. I got laid off twice in thr past 2 years and I really don't want to make it 3.

That's gotta be the sharpest knife in existence having a diameter of half an atom...

Look at all that wasted desert soil on those solar farms!

I open the app to try to find what I want to eat, then look at the prices and decide to drive there myself and get the food which saves $10-$20.

Yeah... all it takes for me is one missed exercise session to kill my routine and put me back to baseline.

When the Apocalypse comes. They want to be a Negan-like warlord who takes everything others have stockpiled by force.

Kid would walked free if he threatened his fellow student with a gun

Still waiting for the moment the world wakes up like the dustbowl in the 30s or the pollution in the 70s. We're past the point where it can be denied, aren't we? I want everyone to come together and fix it. We've done it before.

It's not even the lowest so far, it's the third lowest. Unity and Rogue where rated lower, and I get that. unity was a buggy mess on launch but is my personal least favorite even after they fixed it, and Rogue was basically a black flag expansion, which was fine. I don't think that deserved to be so low cause I found the story great, an assassin defecting to the Templar was exactly the sort of story the series needed to show, that not everyone sees the assassins as the good guys.

Mirage so far is.. ok. I've done a fair share of exploring the map and I can say it's probably only the size of one of Valhallas expansions, which is fine, we paid a fraction of the price they charge for a full assassins creed game. Some assets are reused from Origins, which is fine, we're in the desert again. I'm not sure if it's just the shock of going from a fully leveled Eivor to a skilless unequipped Basim, which I experienced the past 2 games, or if this is generally harder than previous entries. Thr fact they brought back notoriety mechanic that was missing from valhalla, and also brought back the mercenaries hunting you from Odyssey, AND the fact that when you die your notoriety doesn't reduce, and while they brought back the stupid wanted poster mechanic, they are few and far between to rip down, and you need special tokens to bribe the town criers.... I'm liking the new challenge, keeps me on edge, makes me really think about whether I should kill a guard or sneak by.

I don't get this line of reason I ng, cause wasn't earth given to the humans by God to be the caretakers of the planet? If so, were doing a pretty shitty job of it.

Good way to figure out how an unknown code base works is to add unit tests tho