VR is my one use-case keeping me on Windows. Someday...
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I'm remembering that color blindness is actually really good at bypassing certain kinds of camouflage too. Which sounds like the two would pair well together in hunting parties.
As a 41 year old, when I call someone in their early-mid 20s a kid, there's no derision intended. Think about how you relate to someone who's 12 or 16 when you're 20 or so - they might be quite capable, even fun to hang out with; but their life experiences also give them a clearly different outlook. And, like as not, you feel a little more interest in making sure they're getting along all right (at least I do!)
As you age, that doesn't really change - but the "target age" where that comes into play follows you up! So at 26, you feel that way about people just coming into high school; at 30-35, about people getting out of college and starting their careers. My oldest kid is 6; and I feel this way now about most of the parents of my kids' classmates! Makes for a fun juxtaposition, when they have older kids and know more about what we're in for than I do :p
It can turn into something condescending, depending on the person; but I think it's usually more of a statement that "I remember being where you were!"
Even knowing what it was supposed to be, I couldn't see it until I happened to scroll by on my phone...
In most places, you've got a few seconds to clear the intersection. In some places, they fiddle with the timings to let traffic cops write tickets.
You know, your question sparked a little realization for me - I like some of the newer series quite a bit more than some others; but I love that we're getting such a wide variety of directions and perspectives on the themes behind Star Trek!
I've never found this sort of argument compelling. Yes, it's possible there's things going on we don't know about; and sometimes tactical and strategic necessities may require hidden actions.
Those actions still need brought to light as soon as it's feasible to do so; and I struggle to imagine what sort of strategic necessity would require this sort of stance for more than a few months, let alone the years these stances have been in effect. Not to mention the difficulty of keeping something on this scale quiet for this long. At best, things are more or less as they appear - the alternative is there's things they don't want their electors to find out.
It's entirely relevant to your argument. Both are commonly expected to be role models. This expectation is enforced in only one case.
Even a properly made blank can cause serious injury.
I've got the cheaper commercial driven subscription, but I only see commercials on my Roku - if I browse to the Web site, it's still commercial free!
Paramount+ still feels pretty buggy in general.
They only like the 2nd when they agree with you! Remember the Black Panthers?
I also like Pizza cake!