Really, ICE is watching me? Good to know, I guess. My experience with Minnesotans is they are scammers who always like to show how moral they are. The latest events in that state validated my anecdotes.

The N64 version had exclusive lore files in the game, if I remember correctly, that the PS1 does not have. It was impressive they could port it to the N64. One of the few games that had FMV. PS1 simply had a major advantage with prerendered graphics, FMV, and Redbook Audio due to the capacity of the storage medium.

Christianity teaches that all people are equal, therefore women choose men as spouses based on equality, when in fact, they choose based on genetics and economic stability.

Yeah, but how do you fix it?

Work smarter, not harder.

Good for them.

People who hate AI are the Antifa types. Just ignore them.

No article? Thumbs down.

I forgot about the archive.

200 million perverts.

Because they cost money.

If none have kids, then the human race will go extinct.

The anti-AI people will be forced to use it due to capitalism. They’ll be pissing against the wind if they didn’t.

You need surveillance. How are you going to catch criminals? It is a crucial piece of evidence. We demand cops turn on their bodycams for accountability. Imagine how much more crime and corruption cops would get away with if there was no surveillance. Think… Think… Think…

Not many games use voxels extensively.

Dumb article.

She needs to face Knee, Qudans, and the rest.

China wins.

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As of late 2024/early 2025 data, residential electricity prices in Texas are generally slightly cheaper than in Norway, though both countries have dynamic markets subject to significant price fluctuations.

Norway: The market relies almost entirely on abundant, cheap-to-produce hydropower (around 91% of production). The Norwegian electricity market is part of the integrated Nord Pool energy market, which includes much of Europe, meaning prices can be influenced by supply and demand dynamics across the continent, not just domestic production.

Texas: Texas has a diverse energy mix and is a leader in U.S. oil, natural gas, and wind energy production. The state’s grid (managed by ERCOT) is largely deregulated, promoting competition among providers, which can lead to competitive rates. However, the reliance on natural gas and an isolated grid also means prices can experience extreme volatility during peak demand or severe weather events.

In essence, while average prices are competitive, Texas’s market is characterized by volatility and deregulation, whereas Norway’s market is stable due to hydro dominance but linked to the broader European market.