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That's what we did in Brazil.

Bolsonaro's clowns pulled that same shit over here and almost two thousand of them were in jail by the end of the day.

You must be confusing it with Lunacid

I recommend checking out Dread Delusion. It's an indie open world game inspired by Morrowind.

I recall hearing in a podcast that sometimes their bones are so worn out that it's the other way around, their hips just snap and they fall down

Dr. Collier made a 50 minute long video explaining how much of a stupid that idea is. That guy is an incompetent clown that fell upwards.

https://youtu.be/dKmAg4S2KeE

Careful! Last time I sarcastically posted a stupid AI idea, within minutes a bunch of venture capitalists tracked me down, broke down my door and threw money at me non stop for hours.

I heard they are always trembling because they are too small to retain their body heat. And they are aggressive because everyone else is too big and scary.

These poor dogs literally spend most of their lives cold and terrified.

I had a professor who kept all the materials from the books that he wrote on his website. He was cool with students printing the html pages and bringing it to class.

There are some modders experimenting with eGPUs on the Deck, but it's really impractical. The Deck USB-C connector isn't powerful enough to handle an external GPU and the OS doesn't support it.

Valve would need to release new hardware for it to be feasible.

IMO, the Vita is the best platform for playing Hotline Miami.

Try Soul Sacrifice Delta if you are into dark games.

If you are into action RPGs, check out Odin Sphere.

Also, a good chunk of the PS1 and PSP libraries are compatible with the Vita, so it's worth trying out some classics. I still boot up my Vita once in a while just to play Symphony of the Night.

Face eating leopards are eating good tonight!

He will finally drain the swamp!