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demiters

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    Comment #46591602

    And even Mac is doing well with games, most of my library runs natively. Baldurs Gate 3 runs better on the newer Apple chips than my somewhat aging gaming PC.

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    Comment #45964005

    Don't see it mentioned yet - the guy behind the fantastic YouTube channel CodeParade created a beautiful little game, custom engine and everything, all just to propose to his girlf…

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    Comment #45840365

    Time to get some crunch insurance?

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    Comment #45782766

    M2 here also, still flies for cross platform mobile development. The 250GB storage space is a bit tight without external storage but my dev environment is lean and purges caches ev…

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    Comment #44858480

    Ah, that makes sense.

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    Comment #44858192

    That's not only asinine but also poorly worded. How is this getting approved?

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    Comment #44765475

    Before an imminent recession you might want to focus on funds that primarily cover sectors that enjoy steady demand even during crisis, like utilities, consumer staples, healthcare…

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    Comment #44603580

    Is it even possible to solve the issue of there being no convincing placebo? Would a different hallucinogen like 4-HO-MET work, where the visual experience component is similar, bu…

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    Comment #44531382

    I can only speak for my own circle that I know about where test kits are the norm. Anecdata isn't ideal but it does seem to be valuable as long as the reader considers both positiv…

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    Comment #44531308

    You're right. I'm all for across-the-board decriminalisation btw. But I don't really know where a responsible balance would be for psychedelic availability, my intuition is we shou…

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    Comment #44531227

    Not a big fan of the ongoing productisation of transcendental, possibly brain-scrambling experiences. Keeping them somewhat less accessible tends to filter out people who don't do …