I ride Waymo on occasion. It’s generally fine. They don’t take highways and can vary in price, maybe more expensive on average. Can sometimes pick up and drop off a bit farther than a human driver would.

My wife like that you can change the temperature and there’s no pressure to talk to anyone.

This Dr. Pepper? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepper_Schwartz

Retroreflect back to source. Blows up source.

Put a piece of metal behind the mirror.

Drone mounts a mirror.

Sure but that’s not coze or cozed.

To use the word cozy as a verb. To coze or to be cozed.

My wife really likes that you can control the temperature without having to interact with anyone.

They also have great customer support. I bought one of their cases for the iPhone 15 but it didn’t fit. They said it was a known issue and sent me a different case while they sorted it out. And they eventually sent me a working case.

All I have to do is ask too many questions or mansplain or argue with what she’s watching and she’ll tell me to go away.

You can just watch the Pitch Meeting next time. Shorter and internally consistent.

Hmm have you been on LSD? I’m curious if your experience with it is different from someone who doesn’t have aphantasia?

I’m thinking Splinter Cell had this kind of feature.

It also proves the importance of progressive integration tests even if they’re destructive. The amount you can learn by actually putting everything together is just fundamentally necessary to make sure these complex systems work.

Olympus E-M1 and I’ve basically just keep my 40-150 2.8 on it. I like to catch wildlife but it’s just useful to have since the range is not easily achievable by cell phones yet.

Yeah but the projectile itself would also liquefy. Maybe if it was something super dense.

Yeah so today there’s more of a spectrum. Back in the 80s and 90s there were far fewer choices.

I get what you mean though, just wanted to point out it’s more complicated to judge older games by new standards. Eg. if Zelda were a new franchise it might just be a fully open world from the get go.

Insurance companies randomly deny claims just to see if you’ll fight it. If you don’t, they’ll know they can deny more if your claims in the future. This is illegal, but if it’s a “bug” in the software or “AI” than they get away with it. Actually it’s harder with AI since people are more skeptical and have already caught them doing it. However this may be due to the AI being trained on the intentionally buggy software.

Wasn’t Zelda always open world? LttP was about as open world as they come back in the day?

The Poppy Wars which had an eastern theme.

The Prince of Nothing series which is quite grimdark in a fantasy setting.

The Crimson Empire series is a darkish revenge story.

The Covenant of Steel about a poor boy rising through the ranks.

The Rhenwar Saga involves more magic than the rest.