Cells make too many of them to not have a purpose. There is a large energy cost to manufacturing 10k-100k per cell. That’s enough for selection to remove them if they were useless.

What’s probably going on is they have an important but uncommon purpose. Like a fire extinguisher. They are in most buildings but a lot of people will never see a situation where one is needed.

In this case the class action would be youtubers and other content creators not users of Honey.

Heroic launcher with GE proton installed runs about anything that works on Steam Linux.

It can be. Lower difficulty and phoebe chillax as the storyteller. I highly recommend modding the game. Both the common QOL mods and tweaks to what you don’t like.

Yeah mid game the cpu load gets bad. Some tips.

Cleaning up debris into piles to simplify physics calculations.

Removing gasses you don’t need that are floating around the map.

Walling off sections of the map with only one door to simplify path planning.

Killing off or consolidating the wild creatures.

Setting dups (like cooks) that don’t need to leave your base to not be able to leave.

The Greeks are expert at trolling the Italians.

Rare Exports

I didn’t. At first I though you were talking about Doctor Who. Then I looked it up and saw he did Quatermass as well.

It’s a solid series. Kind of Doctor Who without the Doctor.

Yeah that happened to me. Never finished it and wonder why it’s so loved.

Yeah I decided to run away when asked to pay the bill. Failed the roll and while jumping and giving a double bird to the manager crashed into and old lady in a wheelchair. Manager was so upset he gave me a huge discount on the bill.

10/10 would play again.

It’s great! Quick warning it’s two parts so the first just stops with a “to be continued”. Trailer https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JaRLlh8Pw5A

Alienoid. Korean sci fi about aliens who put their prisoners in human bodies and the time traveling robot wardens.

I started watching wandering earth a few years ago. It seemed like a dumb action movie so I quit. Does it get better?

I had no idea that was him. Thanks.

The second one has an ok story and great comedy writing. However it’s clever writing that often only works if you are playing the game.

The Claptrap birthday quest is hilarious but can only work if you are the player. The anoying robot throws himself a birthday party and assigns you to deliver the invitations and get the pizza.

A timer flashes on screen and all the locations are marked on the map. So a standard hit all the locations before the timer runs out mission.

Only the timer doesn’t start but you probably don’t notice or think it starts after the first location. You deliver the invitations and each person declines.

You return with the pizza and then the timer starts. The timer is for how long you have to stay at the party as the only person who shows up.

I loved the idea and humor of the cult management part. Unfortunately most of the the game is terrible hack and slash dungeon combat. I refunded it after an hour.

It’s not a hierarchy. They protect different things.

For trademark they try to determine if a normal person could confuse it for an existing trademark. So a drink called cocaKola with white lettering on a red background isn’t going to get protection. You could easily think you are buying a Coke but you are not.

You register to help get your origin date on record. Being first is super important in a trademark dispute. It also helps to show that a infringer should have known about your trademark because it was registered.

Patent means you can’t take my idea and use it without my permission no matter what you call it. Patent pending means we asked for a patent but don’t have it yet. If you copy our idea and we get the patent we can come after you.

It’s not a hierarchy of enforcability but they grant different protections for different lengths of time.

So trademark is you can’t call your soda Coke forever if they maintain trademark. But you can make a different identical tasting soda with a different name.

Copyright means you can’t make a copy of Harry Potter until the copyright ends 70 years after the author dies. You can however make your own story about a boy who goes to wizard school and fights a previously defeated evil.

Patent gives you the most protection because they protect the idea but only last up to 20 years depending on the type. So the RISC patent meant you couldn’t make a computer with fewer instructions allowing it to go faster until it expired.

Yeah I was a Gnome user until Gnome 3. That was so unusable I switched to xfce and later Mate. There insistence on that big bloated touch screen interface on a primarily desktop UI was so stupid and cost them users.

Now not enough people care if they stick around to fund them.