It's all human readable abstractions for 0s and 1s, isn't it? Unless you're working with quantum computers.
We want to draw the line somewhere, so my mum on FB doesn't call herself a programmer for creating a post, but it's not very clear where to put that line. I think it has to depend on the context, you could tell your hairdresser you're a programmer to avoid the unnecessary details, but wouldn't describe it as such in a job interview.
Even this isn't exactly correct - that would allow you to cast reaction spells on your turn, but the rules do not.
When you cast a ~~leveled~~ spell using a bonus action, the only other spells you can cast on that turn is a cantrip, with your action.
The difference is you can't cast more leveled spells at all, and you can't cast any spells including cantrips if they don't use an action. That last part doesn't usually matter, unless you have multiple bonus actions, or reaction cantrips (which appeared in the playtest of next edition).
Edited to reduce misinformation, left the wrong in place so corrections make sense
I'd like to assume the compliance plan involves that - or at least moving it to a safer orbit - but it's probably more likely the plan is just saying "we won't do it again".
Yeah they're trying to sell us the idea that things are magical and wonderful instead of the most squeezed we've ever been.
The bot compresses an article about how AI are good at compression... how deep does this go?
Interesting, I was taught you used a rolling boil for pasta so it wouldn't stick together. Maybe there's a halfway where it rolls for a few minutes then gets turned down as the pieces soften and become vulnerable to tearing.
We have a slightly later leaf with ~30k but now it's getting older the range is only about 80mi in warm weather (much worse in cold). It's not really viable for distances, but we could hire an ICE for those rare occasions.
"No, stupid questions!"
It could be used for improving products, but really it'll be DRM for plants. That's what could make money so that's why money was spent.
Well they weren't going to admit it...
I guess you assume it would allow user submissions to reduce costs? If it was curated or first party content only I can't see how that would happen. But I'm sure the profits are worth spreading and enabling csam.
Obviously this is not competitive, because the mainstream has decided the cheapest route is worth the consequences. Unless there's regulation I don't see it changing.
It's supposed to be in the game but in the main menu instead of the pause menu. They've had main menu popups for dlc for years, not sure if I've seen ads for other games before.