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And make the plane path always decent so it can use gravity assist.

Now it only lacks the blackjack.

It very much needs to update its interface.

Dude was not a consumer, it was a volunteer, a big difference. And, as far as I know, they follow the required protocols for these types of trials. Everything else is speculation.

Presumably, the person who volunteered knew all the risks and implications, so you can shit all you want on their decisions but that’s how trials work. There’s no promises of you coming out with a functional product.

Be careful to not balance the fun out of the game.

That’s how names work in some asian countries. Family name takes precedence.

Here in Brazil, EULAs (they are called adhesion contracts here) can only deal with the way service is provided and cannot limit consumer rights in any way. Even if the contract has these types of clauses, they are considered void by default.

These types of things never fly here.

Real life shock to learn the empathy that online interactions lack.

Let’s pick a guy and execute him. Problem solved.

I volunteer the next one in the thread!

Xbox Gaming Pass allows you to play Fortnite for free too. If you have a Samsung TV it’s even easier, just plug the controller on the TV.

Your path syntax is wrong tho…

It is not a sustainable business model because when it becomes paid people will realize they don’t need them.

Let them fight!

Which doesn’t mean I’m wrong and you’re right. It’s just two different ways of doing the same thing.

On big food courts here the etiquette is to return the tray to the tray holders or to the store, but for small courts or restaurants it’s very common to leave it at the table for the employees to gather. So it is kind of inverse of the cart etiquette. In some places in the world it is common to return the tray, and in some places it is common to leave it at the table. That doesn’t mean either is wrong.

The world is big and different people have different views and cultures and ways of doing every single thing. To tell one is superior to the other when talking about these things that don’t matter so much is to impose you way above anyone else’s to feel superior.

The person that called me lazy was calling everybody where I live lazy because everyone does this thing this way, which is pretty pretentious.

You can have strong opinions about something without being judgmental about how other people live because they don’t do things the way you and your peers do.

Out of curiosity, why don’t people return carts where you live?

This is how our parking lots look:

Every parking space has a space where you can leave the car to be collected by the employees, usually in the back of the spot. You can see it green in the image. Our parking lots are huge and usually take several floors. For us it makes no practical sense to have to go back all the way to the front, or to inside the store in some cases (like in the case in the photo, where you have to go all the way inside the mall), just to return the cart.

Of course if it happens for people to park near the cart deposit space, they usually return the cart to the stack.

The most interesting thing is when something is culturally different from the US way of life, then it’s by default wrong.

I was arguing about shopping carts in another sub and, because it is culturally appreciated in the US to return the cart, I argued that we don’t do that in our country because it’s considered unsafe and was called lazy and got heavily downvoted.

The ability to kiss boys does not make you gay.

That’s too specific to justify the engineering effort.