Most of the time, I hate turn based combat. For instance Xcom 2 was not fun for me. I really enjoyed playing Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup though.

I sympathize with people who like niche internet communities, but the main thing I want to see happen is the collapse and replacement of centralized social media sites, especially reddit, so the more people the better.

There don’t have to be actual sales for the price to move in an orderbook based system though, the price could collapse just from all the buy orders at the top of the range being cancelled.

They claim to know that words are being used wrongly, but they don’t know that if someone claims the words they are using mean some particular thing, that person is right, because that is what they meant by those words.

For example, Freedom of Speech is often used as a synonym for Freedom of Expression, which is the idea that an open environment for public discussion is valuable to society and merits some kind of respect or protection, legal or otherwise. Instead of arguing that an open environment for public discussion is not worth having or otherwise necessary or preferable to do without, people sometimes instead try to make the accusation that people who are pro-free-expression are stupid because of not understanding what words mean.

Even if it was a scarce resource that’s important to use efficiently, p2p inference sharing/markets are a thing, local hardware ownership doesn’t have to mean it all sits idle.