It's the animation style and not the actual framerate, at least according to Steam reviews.

It's based on the many semi-legal programs set up by the Biden administration to bring in more people without anyone else being involved in the process (see: CBP1 app, etc). If you read the summary you'll see that the workers in question entered on what was called "humanitarian parole". Asylum seekers were placed in jobs and given some other bennies to get themselves started. No real background checks were done, and there's no telling how many of those people actually showed up to work in their assigned jobs.

Compared to how many people entered the country rather abruptly and without sufficient background checks (if any), 500k workers is really nothing.

https://www.visualcapitalist.c...

Biden's numbers were nuts, and ~10 million is a conservative estimate, with some estimating that as many as 20 million people entered the country between 2021 and 2024.

Here we have another huge corporation (in this case, Amazon) complaining that their cheap, pliant labor has been taken from them. Time to raise the wages and improve work conditions if you want to staff your facilities, Amazon.

Ummm

https://map.bitcoin.com/

https://usethebitcoin.com/bitc...

So what? Bitcoin's blockchain isn't the basis for DeFi. It doesn't have the contract capabilities to run a DEX, for example. Ethereum and Solana, however . . .

Well okay, there is rootstock, but it's pretty primitive and is not (to my knowledge) used for any DEX or similar DeFi platform.

A flamethrower negates this... Like instantly.

Which reminds me, almost never should you write a serious response to what at first appears as a genuinely clueless AC.

I wonder what are the comparable figures for manpower? It's not like only drones are dying...

It's like trademarking Osama Bin Laden's Bagel Store.

Oh jeez, that guy. It figures.

The symptoms of pneumonic plague are coughing, sneezing, a fever, and sometimes chest pain, followed by often quite rapid death. Since it's pretty communicable and the pre-death symptoms are pretty typical for lots of things that do not bring people to the hospital, particularly when they don't have health insurance, containment (proper contaiment anyway) involves more than just treating walk-in cases.

You're right, but you picked a bad example. The tetanus vaccine targets the toxin, not the bacterium.

That's what said, Nimbyism applies to any kind of development, energy generation or other.

Whereas with, say, nuclear, there are a significant number of people who just don't think it should be done anywhere, whether or not it's within 100 miles of them. Same with oil. Same with coal.

I can't think of any protests against solar in general. Although I'm sure there must have been some conflict about developing particular sites, same as if they were going to build apartments or anything else.

If nothing else, they are re-telling it for each new generation, in the current movie-making style.

Although such a big box office implies a lot of other viewers too.

The stability is in the supply, not the price relative to fiat currencies.