Maybe I’m missing something but doesn’t the article states the planes were in the ground and nobody was injured?

I don’t think you can, there are some conventions around this. https://www.unhcr.org/what-we-do/protect-human-rights/ending-statelessness/un-conventions-statelessness

So unless you have a second one the conventions prevent them.

It’s actually pretty simple and old school tech. INside of the pole holding the fans it has a pattern that when getting hot expands. Together with gravity in now starts spinning and with every spin it starts going faster.

Majority counts I suppose. Would be interesting to see if it is different per state though.

Nono, don’t allow them to have more speed. It doesn’t seem you understand Dutch roads if you dat that. It will cause a lot more accidents.

Putting a license plate on it however will make it a lot easier to track stuff. And while we are on it make helmets compulsory. Then the convenience is gone and not as cool anymore.

Can you even root those brands easily?

Wasn’t it possible to remove that button?

Yea but isn’t that more because SanDisk is going to fully focus on that? Or what am I missing?

The insurance premiums of the commercial ones will increase by a lot of this happens too much.

Starfield wasn’t a bad game so of course people could enjoy it. I believe what the other camp was upset about is the huge flaws it had and what it could’ve been.

Funny, but aside from that they will also need approval in Europe and some other countries.

Considering the difficulties Microsoft had buying up Activision, I don’t think they will be allowed to buy up another game company of any remotely big size.

Still requires a much higher initial investment along with maintenance. Which I believe will be harder to get approval for than just different trains. Another factor could also be that the tracks are maybe not owned by the train companies. Making it even more difficult to get any large investments in electrification approved.

Wasn’t that one expensive or hard to get?

Whether they directly pass the costs or indirectly, these are still costs made by the seller. In other words either the costs are passed on by the credit card customers or simply all customers. Somebody has to pay for the costs and in the end the seller has to make some profit to survive.

Xitter may have taken in more loans after Elon’s take over. But a company can’t borrow money to buy itself. So yea his assets are very much on the line. I wonder what deal he struck with the Saudi lenders.

Yea that’s for sure, they are slowly improving on that on many fronts though. Going back to the original border situation is not really an option anyway.

Yea you can’t easily keep convicted EU citizens out of another EU country.

The biggest problem I have with the 45$ is not for me buying it but it makes it very difficult to convince most of my friends to buy it just to try it out. And multiplayer does make this game much nicer.

Even if you don’t like the game which will be hard for most. Supporting a developer like this is never a loss.