I think Factorio perfectly proves your point.

The Devs spent a lot of time making sure you understand the game in the first 30 minutes. 80’s Devs didn’t do that and it shows in how hard the learning curve of the game is.

Factorio spends a lot of time optimizing the first 30 minutes of game play for this exact reason. Check out these blogs on it:

https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-241 https://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-327

It is a “Diving insurer” not a “diving certifier”. This is likely DAN, since he is a PADI instructor and PADI pushes DAN.

Slice it thin and cook it golden brown. Deep fry it if you can. It’s better than bacon.

You got to know when to hold’em

How well does Citymapper work in Amsterdam?

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Short copper?

Withhold Dutch chip etching machines from American chip makers and enforce data privacy rules on American tech companies. Saved you a click

The consistency might be a little thick, but you can thin it with some milk to get it smooth.

Cut the toasted cheese into a triangle by cutting corner to corner, then dip it in the tomato soup directly before consuming. Much like chips and salsa.

There are ways to get money out of an IRA without penalties (72T rule), but the article talks about “net worth millionaires” which includes home value (the article mentions this), and that’s hard to get value out of unless you do something crazy like a reverse mortgage.

Either your slicer is failing: try shifting the object a little or rotating it and slicing it again.

Or your Z axis has something happening at that spot. Try cleaning and lubing it and see what happens when you jog through that spot a couple times.

Let’s replace the road with something more durable! Iron should do the trick. Also if everything is attached, only 1 person really needs to drive! That would free up a lot of people’s time.

The snack zone!

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Let me mustard up some excitement.

Bamboo is a grass.

I don’t know a ton about water cooling, but generally acidic solutions plus copper can turn blue, also copper oxidizes green.