Do they use bad renditions or are the loud speakers that quality they crush the music to make it repelling? Because have you really listened to for example Four Seasons? Especially summer and winter go HARD https://invidious.privacyredirect.com/watch?v=zzE-kVadtNw&t=1074
So… It’s historically accurate? The “heart” symbol doesn’t really look like an actual heart and may have been modelled after a bum or a scrotum. Or the seed of a plant used as a contraceptive.
It’s impossible to pronounce like it is written, so people just say “abloi” and even the b may tense up to p since the former isn’t a part of finnish and comes up only in loan words.
I like using Firefox, but it’s a bit ironic to have google analytics tracking on the page you declare to protect the users privacy.
Compared to France the only difference seemed to be China, but the source data is quite difficult to compare.
While they are quite prominent the mentioned brands are not actual monopolies and you do see quite often locks, elevators and faucets from other manufacturers.
Abloy doesn’t play by the language rules because it is originally short for AB Lukko OY ([LTD in swedish] Lock [LTD in finnish]).
I have never had any problems with Abloy locks. The previous lock on my current building started jamming when people pulled the heavy front door open with one hand by the key, but it was made by some german company. The current locks on the outside doors are electronic so you can not pull it with the key, but can open with one hand by pulling the handle after showing the key. Aparment locks are still mechanic. The new locks neither are from Abloy.
Because that is all they got. Even if they make some profit on the sale of the hardware, it is peanuts compared to the game and tie-in sales. Losing control of even a single IP would be a serious hit to them.
Valve has been quite supportive of fan projects like Black Mesa and Delta Particles and only demanding to remove Half-Life from the name to protect their trademark. But I guess they don’t want to risk involving Nintendo.
Anything cyberpunk usually fits that bill. Like Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix sounds and is ridiculous in many ways, but also has some insights on the rich taking over the media and prison system.
Not only foreign. Many natives experience also this level of response to applications.
More on the Computerphile side, especially the timezone one.
In case you have missed, there’s a second channel where he tried stuff, like stage fighting, with guests.
https://www.youtube.com/c/tomscottplus
Tom Scott has also done a lot of hilarious stuff with his mates.
https://www.youtube.com/@mattandtom
https://www.youtube.com/@techdif
Also Matt Gray (that face from that image from that video) has started doing a new series of trying cool stuff, like road painting.
https://www.youtube.com/@MattGrayYES
Also previously he bought a soft-serve ice cream machine for a while and tried what ingredients would work in it.
That is why The Comfy was invented
But your brain does have hands. They are your hands. Your hands are wired directly to your brain.
And yes, there’s five things you would have to or want to do, but do not quite know which to start or how you should exactly to do them and you end up doing anything else you are confident with.
I don’t need alcohol to have fun
Ok, thank you. I’ll look into those.
Thanks, I found that myself also and keep in mind. I briefly tried Jolt in the test scene I made for the glitch and it seemed to work more consistently.
It’s a bit hard to reliably reproduce, but when I knock down the boxes on their broad side, there’s usually at least one exhibiting this behavior. https://github.com/Walop/godot-physics-glitch
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