Until those willing to stand up and fight build up into a critical mass, every individual is at risk of being disappeared by the thought police. So until then, there is a good reason to be scared.

Sensodyne is a British brand

SnapMap is a built-in map editor. It lets you build simple maps made of prefab rooms. It’s clunky and very limited. Really nothing particularly interesting considering the history of OG Doom’s decades-old fan-made map scene.

This guy makes one of these posts a day. Is that what you call flooding?

It doesn’t do it natively, but it does have plugins for CAD features

I don’t know if it’s controversial, really. More so, I think most people are ok with Israel and Palestine both existing as states, and those who support Palestine don’t necessarily want Israel to cease to exist, they just want Israel to not try to blow up Palestine.

I realize he said only “many of them do not” and I haven’t heard the statement in French so I can’t speak beyond that context, but the statement as is gives me the vibe that he’s suggesting something a little more than “some people.” Maybe it’s just the months of pro-Palestine protests getting repeatedly vilified by politicians and the media that’s causing me to read into this more than was put out there.

In short, I’m just getting dirty vibes from the statement.

I also want to participate in a collective dynamic, which must also allow all those who defend Palestine to recognize Israel in turn, which many of them do not do," he added.

More important than who you choose not to give your money to is who you do choose to give it to.

SuperFX games were much more streamlined in their use. You didn’t have to know that a game had SuperFX, or even know what that was, to play the game. You didn’t need to buy a new piece of hardware that was only good for a few games, which was the biggest factor.

Console add-ons are often attempted and rarely (never?) successful.

It’s the year 200X, life extending technology has been around for at least X years by then.

He goes to jail, serves his time, and then does it again.