oh dear, it's very negative

I really hope it was just a poor explanation of specific gravity, which is just a way of talking about comparative density

It's also much more fun to make things for each other than just for yourself

Yeah, I always had trouble finding motivation to keep going when I was playing on my own, especially if I was starting over. I've only really gotten into it by playing with my GF. You get through the early game much faster

I gotta see if this is allowed in the game Automation.
I gotta see if I can build a company that only sells that

Everyone I know with a VR headset has a Quest and they all have such bad tech issues all the time. Meanwhile, I'm just vaguely annoyed with the Windows Mixed Reality UI that goes away when you open SteamVR. Can't believe I made the right call going for the weird discontinued HP headset

I can only imagine the decision paralysis

Also, someone needs to do a CGI nuke properly one of these days. One of the most distinctive and well-donumented phenomena caught on film and when we have the technology to depict it properly, TWO directors with budgets decide, "nah, gasoline bomb"

The guy who taught me CNC plasma cutting can't retire because he's working off medical debt due to injuries he sustained on the job, including injuries from an acetylene explosion (we didn't even need to have acetylene at all. Less dangerous fuel gasses would work fine for our application)

I got out of manufacturing and I'm only going back if I can move to Canada and get some actual union representation. The culture here is fucked. You're a joke if you care about safety. Everything is run by manchildren and the kind of executives who fire managers that care about OSHA compliance.

A system based on this can never make a warp bubble that encompasses itself. The vacuum energy is very low compared to that of matter, so even the greatest possible deficit is never going to match the energy of matter needed to construct it.

It's probably not a thing. A DoE experiment a few years ago showed that the Casimir effect (roughly, the reduction of local vacuum energy below ambient in nanoscale cavities) substitutes for actual negative energy on a tiny scale, but fundamentally can't be scaled up

My only issue is that the way I pronounce it in my head makes me think of Ace Combat, then I keep thinking about Ace Combat and forget about it

Yes, but when range and miniaturization are both important, visible light lasers make a lot of sense. Shorter wavelengths can be focused to longer ranges by smaller optics

When you know it's a Lovecraft thing, you become even less comfortable with saying the full name

Reentry - a space flight simulator (NASA capsules) is the best fit I know of.
Nucleares (PWR power plant) also kinda fits, but I can't really recommend it given my experience with its tutorials not working

I'm wondering how good its grenade launchers are gonna be. If it's capable of indirect fire from a reasonable range, it could be incredible for capturing bases

What really boils my blood is when players think that fully voice acted stuff is an example of how good AI is even though there are real voice actors credited

I have the same reaction, but having attempted to contribute amateur voice lines to a mod, but the project being abandoned due to two thirds of the volunteers desappearing after the first round of recording, I'm a little more forgiving. If they used AI for writing, though, instant loss of interest