

His people didn’t make their own engine; Borderlands 4 is built with UE5, and based on the performance complaints it sounds like they’re using wrong (not that UE5 is super performant when used right).
His people didn’t make their own engine; Borderlands 4 is built with UE5, and based on the performance complaints it sounds like they’re using wrong (not that UE5 is super performant when used right).
lemmy.ca upgraded lemmy an hour or two before your post. Maybe one or both of the instances you’re looking at also upgraded recently and the problem has something to do with that.
Silent prayers. Apparently this could have all been prevented if more people prayed out loud.
They might just tell her she did use Tylenol while pregnant, she just forgot/took it without knowing.
The packaging for my Sitara brand brown lentils from Walmart says “Product of Canada”, so maybe those? The Suraj brand ones from Loblaws say “Packaged in Canada” and “Imported for Loblaws”, so I assume the “Product of Canada” ones are more Canadian than that.
Why does the Texas Republican Party need to sue the state to get this done? Doesn’t it run the state?
You left out why this came up:
Shreveport — the most populous city in the northwest Louisiana district that Johnson has represented since 2017 — has a higher crime rate than D.C. and outpaces the state of Louisiana as a whole, according to FBI Uniform Crime Reporting statistics. CrimeRate, an independent analysis of crime statistics, deems Shreveport’s violent crime as being “higher versus other cities of the same size.”
“FBI statistics, actually, [show] violent crime per 100,000 residents higher in Shreveport last year than Washington, D.C.,” CNN’s John Berman told Johnson on air Friday.
If DC’s crime is bad enough to require the National Guard, why not Shreveport?
“Awful person” it is.
I’m going to assume this guy is either an awful person or an idiot, because who else would proudly announce they’re going to run as a Republican for a US House seat in Texas so soon after the state Republicans pushed through their Trump-mandated redistricting?
There was a man on the old logo and no man on the new logo. Totally woke.
When the Supreme Court let Trump fire people he wasn’t supposed to be able to fire, they went out of their way to say the Fed is different, somehow more independent than the other “independent” agencies whose independence they’ve taken away.
We’re only dropping counter-tariffs on items that comply with the CUSMA, which are also exempt from Trump’s broad tariffs. That seems reasonable.
How are you even alive if a tiny mistake like that is enough to give you a stroke?
Maybe they should sue the federal government for not enforcing the TikTok ban that was supposed to take effect months ago.
Oh, for sure, the government could have gotten the same result by completely ruling out getting involved, and they would have been left looking a lot better; it’s more likely they would have only said they wouldn’t get involved yet, and then the company would have kept stalling.
I wasn’t saying the government did the right thing, just that the union managed to make the most of the government doing the wrong thing.
The strike still might have lasted longer if the government hadn’t gotten involved. The company probably got more interested in negotiating after government intervention was ineffective.
It’s even worse when you consider that the Senate parliamentarian ruled that they couldn’t invalidate the waivers using the Congressional Review Act, and then they did it anyway.
To be a little bit fair, the judge apparently last worked for Air Canada in 2004, and who really cares that much about a company they worked for 20 years ago?
Good thing they did all that sane washing, he might have sued them for a trillion dollars if they really made him look bad.