I think it should require some proof that there was mutual intent to prevent or end a pregnancy, but otherwise it seems reasonable.

The need for maintenance is forseen, but it’s generally deferred. There was probably a plan to do something every year or two, but they weren’t willing to shut the beach down for a week or so. A second pipe would be absurdly expensive.

That’s where blood is supposed to be.

Texting on my old stratosphere was so much better than the modern keyboards. I wouldn’t mind an updated version.

There are anti-slapp laws to help with this, but they aren’t always used appropriately.

That’s not actually a solid defense as “fictional” characters that are obviously someone that exists can still be ruled libel. A common informal defense is to give the fictional person a small penis. It doesn’t change anything legally, but it does require someone suing you to admit in court that they have a small penis.

AI chat bots are actually a useful workaround for shitty web uis now. When you don’t know which icon is hiding the thing you want, you can just ask the AI to do it for you.

Department of feeding and testing kids.

Let me introduce you to Spec Ops the Line. A game where wanting to blow stuff up is the political statement.

I’m not sure about always. That’s just lazy world building to have orcs naturally evil instead of predominantly mind controlled or ruled by evil leaders or some sort of blood fued. It’s the same with good aligned races. Unless you want to focus on the definition of good and evil.

I learned after the fact, that most of Torchwood is just how John Barrowman is. He insisted on having a scene with a shirtless Stephen Amell in Arrow as well.

Valerian and the city of a thousand planets. It’s an amazing setting and if you put some leads with actual chemistry in a sequel it could do well.

Reddit has a weird obsession with wanting original content, but hate self promotion or any attempts to monetize. Except for porn, apparently that can be promoted.

It’s becoming nearly impossible to write code in a corporate environment without AI. Everyone has AI auto complete at the minimum, and AI code generation is at a point where it’s at least even with an entry level dev.

I don’t have the time anymore, the price isn’t really the factor. Anything new has to compete with my existing library and backlog, and other things on my wishlist. It’s a problem that’s only going to get worse, games aren’t really aging out of relevance at the rate they used to.

That’s equally hypothetical, winning the ~36 smallest states by a single vote and getting no other votes.

The system is fine, the cap is too small, but that could be fixed, and much more easily than making a new system.

Sure in theory if only a single person voted in the 12 largest states you could win that way, but that’s not really possible.

The apportionment formula is straightforward, you can find calculators to see what would happen as more representatives gets added. It’s not magic.

Makes sense, having all the votes over about a month would be convenient.