Then you might as well lightly poison the regular bread to keep the poor feeling like shit and preventing them from improving their life. You can still sell the premium, non-poisoned bread to the rich.

The X in romanized Chinese is particularly bad, because depending on what part of China, HK, or Taiwain (or other Chinese-speaking country) the person is from, they would pronounce it quite differently. Enough that if you learned from one, the others would try to correct your pronunciation, assuming that you learned it wrong.

Barns usually have a mezzanine or a second floor for storage. At least the ones I’ve seen have never been tall but empty.

I use the web client because I don’t like having a separate app for every single thing I do on my phone.

I would imagine that admitting fault is a bad look when it comes to fighting the lawsuit that inevitably comes after. Hard to claim you’re not liable when you’ve made a statement saying it’s your fault.

Literally the company that RDR2 portrays as the bad guys, that sued the makers of the game and lost because they objectively ARE the bad guys.

Or mils

Everyone gets to have their preference. What’s not ok is MS trying to force it on people who don’t want it.

If you’re looking for pretty, Fractal Design have great looking cases. Not cheap though.

BG3 was definitely a complete game upon release. This is just icing on the cake.

No he hasn’t. He’s just stopped letting you know when he’s been there.

Not sure what the price is in Euros, but it’s also %41 off on Fanatical.

I don’t know get why they would make it with UE5 when they have their own in-house engine.

That’s not how it works. If you’re making a donation through them, it’s going to be listed on your receipt. You can use that receipt to declare the donation on your taxes.

They don’t get to count it as revenue or use it to offset anything. If you’re making a donation through them, it’s going to be listed on your receipt and YOU get to claim it on your taxes.

Irish up that coffee, and you can do both at once!

Of course not. I’m saying a serving of ramen noodles from a packet isn’t a meal the same way a serving of peas isn’t a meal.

It’s two servings, not two meals.

When you make a donation, you will get a receipt for it and that’s what you use to declare it on your taxes.

The company taking your donation will have a copy of that receipt showing that you made the donation and not them.

Sadly, in Canada, the ISPs are the media owners. The Big Three (Bell, Rogers, and Telus) and own basically all of the media and all the telecom infrastructure in most of Canada, and they share Quebec with Quebecor media.