Show me in the rules where it says a dog can’t play basketball

Entschuldingung ist dass “Railway Empire 2” auf Englisch? Ich suche Gleisweg Reich 2 auf Steam, Wikipedia und DuckDuckGo und habe nichts gefunden

Was bedeuten die Farben?

Mir mit Transport Fever 2

Nur eins mehr Gleis…

I feel like 6 months ago everybody decided to start telling me what “spinster” means for some reason and it remains the only context in which I’ve ever heard it used

In other words, this image is not to scale

It took many re-reads to realize this is about the game Rust running on Linux, not the language Rust running on Linux

“The ash is good for the carpet”

Guessing most people under a certain age reading this have never heard that excuse phrase

They’re moving most of the money to Open AI and a minority of it to a (presumably AI) company called Ampere

The corroborating story I found is a bit more explicit that this isn’t an exit:

https://www.barrons.com/articles/softbank-openai-nvidia-stake-ai-5036b58b?mod=bar_RHF

The chosen one!

Came here to ask the same thing but I’ll add the two obvious bits since nobody’s answering yet:

Pro: the Euro is more widely accepted and adding Canada to the list would increase its viability as the only currently realistic alternative to the US dollar (besides maybe JPY but there are many other asterisks here I’m skipping for brevity)

Con: Canada would effectively lose control over its own monetary policy which may lead the 100+ countries who export their own money printing operations to Canadian mints to consider moving operations to the US or EU

Both: it would be easier to invest into and remove money from Canada in large quantities without affecting exchange rates

There are some new scenes to my understanding but mostly it’s just a re-release

Apparently Tarantino wanted them to release together originally and was convinced to break them into parts 1 & 2 if that means anything to you

A) “the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent”

B) The big players in AI aren’t highly leveraged. If MSFT or Nvidia have their valuations drop overnight, the consequences to them are minimal

How Money Works released a good video on this recently

That’s a solar panel company. Why is (post-collapse) WeWork the only business that gets pushback on calling themselves a “tech firm”

My local grocery store has a digital inventory management system, are they a tech company?

According to the internet, this also works on people

So she’s right

The Hollow Knights would be my first guess

Semi-common experience. What’s everybody who’s gone through it doing about it today?

I try to remind myself “criticisms” are usually just observations. They rarely need a response, even the ones coming from yourself

ID: I am 19

I’ve heard from one source that (surprisingly) Pitbull should be as well

Largely the evidence was some wholesome responses to various interview questions, so feel free to provide additional context confirming or refuting