Ah yes, thank you, it was indeed some American problem I was too European to understand
Sylvartas
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Wait what ? I thought the vast majority of dishwashers had internal heating to avoid exactly these kind of issues
Joke's on them, I got used to my homepage being "fuck you for disabling search history" for years
How the hell is Mercury both Hermes and Odin ? I'm no theologist and I don't know that much about the specificities of the Roman pantheon, but I thought that Hermes would be much closer to Loki than Odin
sigh here I go binging hundreds of oglaf strips again
Fiberglass probably won't feel nice and might leave some permanent scars, but iirc, asbestos will do that and then some, but with particles so small that your body can never fully get rid of it
Also some names just sound better. And some names go better than others with some surnames
If this metal thingy is anything like the one used as dust covers inside PC cases it'll just bend (I've actually tried to use one as a bottle opener).
TFW I spent hours of my life debugging an issue that exclusively happens with czech/hungarian keyboard layouts and no one remembers it (to be fair the game was much more obscure than NMS)
Some would argue that we could simply cap the rich instead
It's not actually that powerful, but it does work like this to some extent (and of course the "official" lore is pretty vague about it and sometimes contradicts itself).
The way I see it, they can't just pick up a stick and turn it into a rifle by believing that it is one, but they have some inherent collective knowledge of mechanics that allows them to make the technology even though their intellect should definitely be a huge hurdle, and if they collectively believe hard enough that, for example, the (hand made) barrel of their gun that should be way off tolerance is actually a proper gun barrel, it will work as intended and only blow up after emptying 20 mags instead of instantly
Tell me about it, all the juniors were doing it at my old job, and I was usually the one tasked with fixing their shit. And since we basically didn't do any form of mentoring (including code reviews) it was such a pain in the ass to get them to change their ways