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Also wasn't ancient Egypt ridiculously fertile? I imagine being able to consistently produce excess grain means you can divert workers to other projects.
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I imagine there were a lot of small developers hoping for a repeat of the early days of the Switch.
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I just got back from a trip were I was visiting a lot of older relatives and everyone of them now has a iPad that about 40-70% of their usage is FaceBook. In a battle between Apple and Meta I honestly wonder who would blink first but my mon
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What they don't tell you is that the second you stop paying you lose all meaning.
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Even during the video rental days you weren't allowed to just go out and purchase a bunch of videos at Walmart and start renting them out, you need to have purchased the rights to rent out the video.
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The game of any ecological/political system is to acquire power, the exact system is merely the set of rules you play by to get it.
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No, but when you're that young you can do it a couple of times in a 40 minute time span.
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Really not surprising considering the size and population of India, but I think the question of real importance is whether you where the one in the bubble or if there are just large bubbles in India were caste is still considered really imp
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From my experience car manufactures like any recall work to be done at their dealerships regardless of the amount of skills required. I imagine they like to confirm that the repair has been applied in order to reduce any future liability.
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Parliament are the people who live in the Parliament House and make HP Sauce.
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According to the article $24K-per-year was his starting salary, which is what he would have earned developing his first and most successful game Yar's Revenge. Also according to the article the success of Yar's Revenge made him a
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Don't know how things are done in Texas but I know in Alberta and BC most construction projects have a prequalification stage so while the lowest bid usually gets the job everyone that bids has already demonstrated they are capable of
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Things work the exact same way in the prefab steel building construction industry.
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Nikola Tesla is one of those people that is either under appreciated or over appreciated but never simply appreciated.
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Yeah, reads more like a band splitting up than a company closing.
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The reality is that both are important and need to exist in balance. People being punished despite following the rules because justice demands it will want a legal system. People watching the person that wronged them walk free because there
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Interesting question really, but considering the amount of philosophy and other record information we have from Greece they probably had some system of disseminating this information. I would imagine the intent would be to create a few copi
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I mean, it had been 50 years, it wasn't like there had been another war fought 10 years prior that also devolved into trench warfare that they completely failed to learn anything from.
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Agreed, the most successful assholes have always been the ones that understood that you can't be a asshole all the time, you need to deploy it at a opportune moment.
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You only need to be slightly more intelligent than the people trying to track you in order to not get caught. I heard and read enough true crime stories to noticed that successful serial killers and incompetent law enforcement tend to go ha
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Sekiro doesn't have the RPG style leveling system but having the correct prosthetic attachment or combat art equipped can really trivialize a lot of boss fights.
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Genichiro definitely almost broke me. Walked away from the game a few times trying to beat him sure that I wouldn't come back, but every time I returned and eventually I prevailed.
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Forgetting to remove the sticker before adding the cartridge is a common mistake many new and inexperienced chefs make.
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The real question is whether you believe the science is not there yet, or not there at all? If it is possible then it is perfectly understandable that people would be willing to throw money at the issue even if it is decades away, mostly be
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The XBox branding department are big fans of The IT Crowd and completely unaware that it is a comedy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab8GtuPdrUQ
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I liked the PS4 but even I feel like Sony didn't so much win the last generation so much as Microsoft lost it. Microsoft just never recovered from just how bad the XBox One launch was and Sony managed to win by pretty much doing nothin
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Your probably on to something. I remember a lot of people getting excited when John Deere farm equipment was introduced into Farm Simulator 2019.
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Nintendo completely owns Amiibo and doesn't see the value in coding the same effect for each Amiibo into, why would any developer want to put in the work to implement items they didn't create and profit from?
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I think one of the big differences critics and general viewing audiences is the amount of media consumed and how it effects their views. Over time the bar of excellence goes ever higher and the tolerance for the good, mediocre, and bad beco
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I would argue we bother with the sham because it is superior to the alternatives, the issue is human nature prevents us from ever truly reaching an ideal society. As long as there is someone standing is 3ft of shit for us to laugh we are co
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