It's not about curbing the drug flow. It's about invalidating the rule of law (and normalizing killing people).
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- Talk to your colleagues: clarify requirements, question assumptions, get feedback, talk about best practices and why you do stuff the way you do it
- Single responsibility principle
Train Valley is surprisingly good. I like the combination of a geometry puzzle, planning which train to run when and real time pressure (you can pause, but you still have to multitask a lot).
You can do that? Stop playing a game when you're not having fun anymore?
AFAIK (and obviously not very nuanced): when you're living in a colony, national independence (-> nationalism) can be considered "leftist" because it's an increase in self-governance and self-determination. Black nationalism covers a lot of concepts and goals (and several centuries), from founding an actual independent nation (e.g. because the white supremacist society is seen as fundamentally broken) to promoting building independent structures by and for Black people, buying from Black owned businesses etc. As it is seen as a way to empower marginalized groups, it can be seen as leftist. Obviously, things can also become weird and/or right wing rather fast.
How many from the Left?
According to the list: one (Quintez Brown). Which is surprising, as the title says "Not one".
Its too bad if the game collapses at some point since it really has promise.
No one denies the game has promise. The problem is that it does not have much else. Having ideas is the easy part in game development.
in this world, getting organized to a degree that it would help is near impossible.
Relevant user name ;)
I think our side should put more focus on the structures. If a system e.g. let's Taylor Swift fly around in a private jet and even rewards her with more money from concerts and increased brand value, I can obviously still blame her (because she didn't have to do it). But if I want things to change, I need to change the system.
I was using the wording of OP who seems to be talking about tokens. The service asks the trusted entity if the token is valid, the trusted entity deletes the token after the first time.
I think dropping weights on them counts as "treating them badly", but I'm no expert.