This has happened in the past where the broadcast would focus on the "Formula 1.5" battle behind the dominant Red Bull or Mercedes, but it's a nice place to be.
Hey thanks for describing this hypothetical situation, I pay Steam for a lot of game licenses so I've lost touch with the current philosophy of hypothetical alternatives.
Thanks for the continued work in maintaining a community!
Did he actually sign the contract though?
Having watched Clarkson's Farm I think he honestly went into the farming business to test and resolve his opinions on the climate. He still loves cars but uses the car persona to look at farming practices.
He's also saying it's worth more to him as cash than access to Mercedes for himself (I mean he's trolling either way but I'd agree with that)
Eventually the line comes back in from the top.
I didn't realise there was a restriction on this - what's the rationale for the rule?
Upvote for calling out the ambiguity in the title:
- "Doom popularized some mechanics still used today" - this is not that.
- "FPS engines descend from ideas in the Doom source code" - this is not that.
- "id named their engines with 'Tech'" - this isn't that, Doom was before that.
- "Modern descendants of the original Doom engine can informally be called 'tech'" - this is what the title means.
It's like Formula 1.5 even in the silly made-up championship...
I hope Alonso at least enjoyed the food over the weekend.
Wear ear protection, even if the cars are quiet enough these days that you don't think you need it. Sometimes the trackside commentary is available on a local FM radio station, and they'll sell overpriced radio headsets, so bring your own if you're interested in that.