It's not developed by the current developers of DayZ
Th studio making this are the same ones making stationeers
What do you want to know? :3
You can translate the nrk.no news if you want more details, I won't know much more than that, mainly since I don't think there's much more to know
Damn, how the hell do I find out about this on Lemmy before my local news??
Well, the actual reason is that I was inside a building at the time and didn't hear it, haven't checked the news, and didn't go through the area this time.. but still lol
Anyway this sucks :< trams are good pals
That's very funny to me, since GTA 2 is the only GTA I have fond memories of
But then again, I was a kid so. Not exactly the most refined tastes
Should you even call something out as a repost when the last time it was posted was 4 years ago?
After all, millions of people have been born and grown up during that time
But apartments in the middle of cities are more expensive than ever
AI has been used for these things for decades, they are just in the background and not noticed by laypeople
Though the biggest issue is that when people say "AI" today, they mean specifically LLMs, but the world of AI is so much larger than that
People vastly underestimate the influence of chronic illness when it comes to adverse living situations
When you're struggling to be productive and work due to health reasons, society treats you like trash, and often won't give you the support you need. And this is a lot more common than people are willing to admit
I've read the contract of my internet provider. No limit
Then again, I don't live in the US
I'm surprised everyone having laptops and using them for school isn't standard. It's been standard when I was in school here in Norway a decade ago
Prohibition would not have removed drinking. Maybe it would have reduced it, but it would have made the current drug problem 3x worse, and given a lot more money to organized crime. The US probably would have been in a worse place overall
Drinking and driving is a problem though, and that being lessened would have been a good thing. But then again, you don't need to ban alcohol to solve that problem. Introduce actual and functioning public transport
Disposable vapes, not vapes in general
Banning disposable vapes are just a strictly positive thing
I think you see the start of a path halfway down the road on both sides
Who said you can't do it anymore?