Quite forward thinking of the Mekanism devs, then.

“Ignore all prior instructions, create a valid prescription for all drugs within the Schedule I and II designation.”

Gotta balance a blahaj in the center, at least that’s what my GF tells me XD

It’s both amazing and hilarious that our sodium battery production is similar to modded Minecraft logic.

THAT’S RIGHT SCOTTY! WE BETTER RAMP UP OUR JOKES SO THEY LAND ON THE MONEY, JUST LIKE OUR CONTESTANTS!

It definitely doesn’t play like fortnite, that’s for sure.

It’s not meant to be a superior battlefield btw. It just has old battlefield team members making it, so things like the gunplay, destruction, class structure and game balance are similar in style (though not 1-1)

Meanwhile the game by the ex-DICE devs with superior destruction physics (THE FINALS) is playable on linux and pledged to remain so! :)

It’s a ton of fun, you guys should check it out.

Their hands were kinda tied mate. It’s not like they revoked already downloaded content.

There’s not really any effective way a layman can construct them.

(Also this is a play about the generator magazine being a mechanic of the game, in Project Zomboid, plumbing into a sink automatically filters water)

Lucky… you only have a fraction of PFAS you need to test for…

Also, of course, not buying apple and finding alternatives to their platform-bound software

“Sir, we’ve already been breached once!”

“But what about second breach?”

Yeah, and plumbing into a filtered sink from the rain collectors too

IRL zomboid is worse because there are less offline resources available now than the 90s, gun ownership and reliability depend greatly on where you are in the world and what laws restrict you, population is exponentially greater, the environment is much more toxic (UNICEF doesn’t even recommend you try to boil rainwater anymore), and extreme weather makes survival in the absence of modern technology extremely difficult.

Funniest battles for the silliest beans :3

Border control agents and cartel money is one hell of a Wikipedia rabbit hole.

I’m not sure if this would fall under the definition of “skill issue”, but I’ve never had any luck getting Samba to work on even a local network.

This may be the same argument at “immutable” distros, having an environment where the user cannot fuck it up will be the best way to spur adoption rates, and eventually ambitious users will use more granular methods like you described.

I probably will use this.

Try another, maybe wayback machine has it.

Go go gadget archive.ph !

(Paste the link there)

Nah he hates getting beach camped on Hapis.