It's Win+; in Windows.

That's called auto scrolling

Have you tried burying your entire face in the palms of your hands and rubbing your eye brows with your fingertips?

As someone who loves survival video games, I have to say that "The Long Dark" is one of the most enjoyable and immersive games I've ever played. From the moment I stepped into the vast, frozen wilderness, I was hooked. The game's challenging mechanics and realistic approach to survival kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time.

What I love most about "The Long Dark" is the sense of isolation and vulnerability that it conveys. Without any zombies or other monsters to fight, the game forces you to rely on your own wits and skills to survive. Every decision you make, from where to camp for the night to which supplies to scavenge, can mean the difference between life and death.

And the updates! Oh, the updates! Every patch brings new features and improvements that make the game even more engaging and closer to reality. I can't wait to see what the developers have in store for us next. Overall, if you're a fan of survival games or just love a good challenge, I highly recommend giving "The Long Dark" a try. You won't be disappointed!

ChatGPT wrote that. I loled

I read that as "crashes plane". That would have been a very different article.

Where did I say any of that?

If your wave your hand around and water does it not make waves in the water?

That's just an analogy, but why is the same concept so hard to believe when it's magnets in the EM field?

(It's just an analogy. Don't try to think of the EM field as little "molecules" of light that you are making waves in. It's a field and the photon is the discrete unit ("quantum") of energy in that field.)

The entire ocean. Must be.

The economy in a nutshell.

They're a Japanese company. Do you think US laws apply there?

Jokulhaups destroys all creatures, artifacts, and lands, and they can't be regenerated.

Every fucking time an article uses the term, there's some ignorant asshat in the comments putting it down.

There's a difference between "homeless" and "unsheltered". If you live in a shelter you aren't unsheltered. If you crash with a friend after you lose your job, you aren't unsheltered. If you live in your car, you are not unsheltered. In all of those cases you are homeless because you don't have a home, but you are not unsheltered. Unsheltered is a precise term to describe people who are literally living on the street. It isn't some fucking agenda you piece of shit.

The Second Cumming

Oh, look at Mister "I went to an expensive Copernican school" over here.

What about degrees of revolution per time, per mass of the planet, per average distance from the sun? I feel like they'll all be the same number or are there more variables?

Winter is coming™

I'll take a venti black.

My original comment was just a joke. Jesus.

I didn't say "body soap". Soap is soap. Shampoo is soap, too.

I just think it's funny how washing your hair with bar soap was super common until liquid hair soap called "shampoo" was invented, and now we've come full circle back to bar soap for the hair.

There's nothing stopping you from washing your hair with a plain old bar of Ivory soap. I've done it countless times.

We call it soap.

It's on HBO Max.

Nice!

The meter would work a little better as

Thanks for creating L-E-Ds

What does this have to do with the question?

Sure. It would be straight up. You'll at least see a little mirror image of the sun as a bright spot, even when using a lens with good anti glare coatings.

That's really nice. I love pixel art!

Just an FYI, lens flares always intersect the exact center of photo.