Speaking as a player that doesn’t use proxies, if the people I play with suddenly all started to compete with stronger and stronger decks using proxied cards, I’d feel more likely to quit playing with them than try to keep up. Not everyone is looking for power.
I would say so. As long as you aren’t abusing the secondary market to proxy cards that are totally out of reach for your play group’s power level
How is this still alive?!
Because it’s fun to play? People buying and hoarding cards because of their monetary value is certainly something that happens, but this is first and foremost a game.
As a severe introvert I could not imagine having another human living in my house. After working with people for 8 hours all day, 5 days a week, I do not want to come home to have more social interaction without at least a short buffer to cool down.
Um, acktually some of us went from vanilla Debian to Nobara to vanilla Debian.
Nothing ever happens in this town,
Feeling low down, not a lot to do around here,
I thought that I would go right out of my mind,
Until a friend told me the news
And people voted for Trump because “at least you know what you’re getting with him.”
Wait I’m confused. Are we looking at a banana-sized banana next to some baby bananas, or a monster banana next to some normal bananas?
Sorry, I think I understand the video but my question was only tangentially related
ELI5 please:
Apollo 13 is one of my favourite movies of all time, but one thing that always sticks out to me when I watch it is when they need to shutdown all systems to conserve power, the spacecraft becomes cold enough for the inside to freeze. I’ve looked this up and it is something that actually happened during the real emergency, but I’ve never been able to wrap my head around how a capsule with three people inside is able to freeze when the exterior is exposed to direct sunlight.
Is it comfortable in the hand? The surface looks super rough
Canadians voted for the party that would keep the CPC out of power
I was starting to eyeball the Priority Current Plus but the price on that bike is a bit steep.
The Glide might be more my speed.
I’ll get right on that after I’ve started
I’m glad Ortegas is finally getting a subplot. In the previous seasons she’s always felt like she was missing “her” focus episode which other members of the crew like M’Benga got. All she had was “I fly the ship” which was a bit lame.
Thank you. It felt to me like her entire character development arc has been her coming to terms with being a great pilot? But yet at the beginning of the series we didn’t have any sense that she had self confidence issues or was anything less than outstanding.
She’s always been an excellent pilot, but then we had a single episode where she briefly loses her memory and with it her sense of identity because now her entire thing is “I fly the ship.”
1 meter is not very far. I can take a step in 1 meter easy. 500 is not very big. I can count to 500 easy.
But then you realize that actually 500 meters is a half kilometer and you know that a kilometer isn’t exactly a short distance to walk in a hurry.
Bethesda
All for a car that is impractical and excessively large.
And don’t forget heavy. The Hummer weighs nearly 4,500 kg, or 10,000 pounds, but can still do 0-60 in 3 seconds. F=ma
Perhaps even worse than this is when the hash allows you to enter what you think is your full password, but as long as the first characters are a match then it will succeed.
16 characters is probably fine as far as passwords go, but if the site is secretly truncating from 16 down to, say, 7 and still allows you to sign in, you don’t even realize that your password isn’t nearly as secure as you thought it was.
The idea behind a ransom is that all parties need to believe with certainty that as long as money is exchanged, then nobody gets hurt. As soon as there’s doubt about getting paid or about being released, then suddenly there’s turmoil for any other party to hold up their end.
If I’m told I need to pay a ransom to get somebody freed but I know they may not be released even after I pay, then I may not pay. So it’s in the captors best interest to always release them upon receiving payment.
Then again we’re dealing with desperate, possibly evil people with no sense of morality and who will never have considered game theory before. Real life is messy.