I always wanted to try out the microsoft/sidewinder Strategic Commander. It was a palm style joystick for your left hand that gave you analog controls to replace WASD freeing you fingers for other functions.

The Las Vegas airport is right in the middle of the city center.
I agree the Los Angles side needs to be better connected though.

or the Red Dwarf episode "Better than Life"

But you never translate binomial taxonomy to another language, that's one the major advantages of the Linnaean system. A cat is a Felis catus no matter what language you speak.

But The Guide wasn't an AI, it was all written by "reporters" like Ford Prefect. It was closer Wikipedia than ChatGPT.

Hyperspace bypass construction was the BS excuse a group of psychologists gave the Vogons to destroy Earth. The real reason it was destroyed was because that group didn't want Earth to finish it's computations and reveal "The Question", putting them out of work.

Or user agency of any kind. As a broad generalization Japanese games feel more like movies to be experienced in comparison to Western games that feel more like toys to be played with.

I think they have plans to produce remastered versions of Oblivion and FO3 too. I'm not sure if they're too cowardly to include Morrowind or if they think it's already perfect.

Excel provides ways of locking the formatting while allowing editing of the contents (using Protect Workbook), so you won't see or need to use quotes. If your "data entry drone" is still somehow futzing with the formatting you've got bigger issues.

Not all strings of digits are numbers, and shouldn't be treated as such. So store them as text, you're never going to add or multiply zip-codes.

Supreme Commander (Forged Alliance).
I still think it's a better RTS than anything Blizzard's made

Also a shout-out to Beyond All Reason if you want to try a FOSS Total Annihilation successor. No campaign yet, but there's some scenario maps and fun vs. AI modes

rereleases, remasters, remakes, and reboots are all ways to revisit

(sequels too, but they didn't fit the alliteration)

No, you have to be able to survive the environment first, then you can make an attempt at reproduction. And sexual reproduction hasn't even been a thing for most of the history of life on Earth. Your view point is limitingly multicellular-centric.

Only Valve knows when VAC is triggered, so to avoid giving the hackers feedback on what action was detectable, they wait a while before issuing a ban. This also lets them catch more cheaters that think the hack is working undetected while the evidence of their violations pile up.

Yup, VAC bans don't trigger instantly, they come in waves to make it harder to know if a new hack was detectable or not. So this new "optimization" may have looked fine to AMD's developers while still being flagged on Valve's end and the ban sent out weeks later.