How has valve been overcharging when devs and publishers set the prices on steam?

Head trauma alone I’m gone I think.

You are correct. The issue is one of projection. CEOs and MBAs think AI is amazing and can replace everyone because it can replace them. They are the ones replaceable. So they think AI is so amazing and they should use it to replace everyone else.

Folks doing actual work with meaningful output absolutely can and should use AI as a force multipyer where applicable, but they know they’re meaningful work can’t be fully replaced.

So that’s what they meant by techno feudalism.

Usually what would happen is the residue builds up on the parts that feed the tape up so it would stick, and lose index. The hammer would land between caps because the tape wasn’t advanced the distance it needed to be.

If you clean all that off so the tape consistently advanced the correct amount you wouldn’t have issues.

I wasn’t that into noir when I was a child.

The paper cap guns just need to be maintained. You have to clean out the residue that builds up or the paper won’t cycle smoothly through it.

I watched that exact video. I still don’t think it’s ever more efficient to have a hubless wheel vs a good central bearing.

Well thanks for correcting me, that is wild. I can’t imagine it’s actually pragmatic.

The rear wheel of the bike in the picture tells me all of this is completely fantasy.

Also, wait a minute, safety doesn’t matter here? Did you really write that out, then click post?

OP said they were considering jumping out of the window. That demonstrates both that they are physically fit enough to handle getting out, and that they should be getting out.

I’m not, the streets sound literally safer than that house.

Get out.

Turn the car lanes into bike lanes, no need for a car in a city.

No shit, have you seen how much money they are asking for?

I actually like it better than the stuff one level above it like 4 roses or bullet. Buffalo Trace or Woodford are superior, I agree. But if want to spend money I’d rather go for a Islay Scotch.

Jim Beam is excellent for the price. It’s priced like a plastic bottle liquor, but its a proper bourbon. Not the best, but it’s $12 a bottle.

If the business is going belly up, chances are all the employees knew months before it was “announced”.

Exactly, it’s entirely because the people in front of you are going slow.