If it’s a spot the difference style thing then the art won’t be dramatically different and you still get to have the box art at least.

This just provides a small added challenge, I don’t really see an issue . If you want an easier jigsaw they might sell them at a toy store.

Pretty sure it’s the fault of the scary awful side for being scary and awful.

Fucking idiots, trying to act like the chatbot wasn’t their responsibility.

Hair as well.

I’m pretty sure there’s not a single person on the planet who expected them to be equally critical of both.

Worm Jesus is about to be crucified.

Okay? Nobody said you had to care.

Those products all lump themselves together under the term “organic”, that’s the problem.

I did do my research. There’s no evidence of any health benefit from eating organic foods and the environmental benefit is relatively minor depending on the country and ultimately no more effective (often less effective) than other dietary lifestyle changes like vegetarianism or veganism or even just reducing the amount of meat you eat. Depending on how the word organic is used on the packaging it could mean the food contains anywhere from 50-90% “organic” products. The USDA rating only accounts for the standards of one country, not the whole world, not to mention even the USDA rating doesn’t exclude all fertilizers or all GMO products, but organic stuff is commonly described and marketed as being “pesticide and GMO free food”. “Organic” food is constantly marketed and viewed as being healthier despite there being no actual evidence supporting that. None of that contradicts what I said in my first comment. It is an arbitrary and abused term that doesn’t actually tell you anything about the food reliably. I’m not saying it’s completely meaningless entirely I’m just saying it has little meaning, certainly much less than most people believe, due to a lack of consistency, constant lies in marketing, and the low level of impact it has on the environment compared to other comparable dietary options. You also don’t even need to buy stuff labeled as organic in order to eat organic, since lots of organic foods aren’t labelled.

By all means I would love more strict wide-spread regulation and enforcement of the term “organic” based around maximizing its environmental impact, but at the moment it’s little more than a marketing tool for most companies.

It’s a heavily abused and arbitrary marketing term that doesn’t actually indicate anything about what the food is made of or how it’s made or grown. It also doesn’t indicate anything about how healthy the food is or how good it tastes. At most it’s slightly better for the environment in some areas with some brands when used properly, but even then regulations are too lax and inconsistent worldwide for it to be a trustworthy label.

I just put the month name instead of the month number personally, assuming this is in response to a resume sent in and not an online form.

It means April 20th, not April 2020.

Why not? They fill the same niche functionally.

I mean sometimes they do know, they’re individuals after all with varying levels of knowledge and experience. If they say they don’t know I thank them and move on, but plenty of times they’ve been able to answer my questions. Seems a bit patronizing to assume that just because they work at a store like that it means they don’t know anything and can’t answer questions. I actually literally asked an employee a question about a plumbing fixture in a big box store recently and, shocker, they were knowledgeable and had the answer to my question.

Dark grey makes for a better dark mode than black anyway.

Ublock is down there in the trenches battling face to face with the ads for our sake and you dare to insult them? Reader view would be disappointed in you.

Technology definitely had the ability to make human’s lives easier and make it do they don’t have to work as much. Unfortunately that would require people in power to be willing to offer alternative sources of income and they tend to be allergic to that, so all we’ll be likely to get is the unemployment part and not the alternative income options unless a lot of sociopolitical change is enacted.

You could technically get the same effect early on with an armadillo mod you could find and craft with certain skills to get it to something like 200 armour and use it to wear anything you wanted without having to care about the clothing’s base stats. But they patched it out so I guess it’s a good thing if they made clothing cosmetic only. Personally when a game has clothing I like that has worse stats than clothing I don’t like I’ll still wear the clothing I like and just treat it as a challenge.

They know what players will wanna wear more.