That would be 30 cents. 🤑

I’m a complete random here, don’t know anything about gardening or anything similar. But isn’t nettle weed? Where I live it grows everywhere.

About eating it: those who are extremely poor sometimes add it to the soup. It doesn’t have any nutritional value or taste but it is free, green and might have some vitamins.

Remember kids: talking about recursion is craziness, talking about covfefe – genius.

“Being valued” is another meaningless speculative bubble. What income did that company produce?

Apple fans would like even “Liquid shit with fart bubbles UI” if it would be released by Apple.

There is no sex in SUUS.

But it makes people curious, so more people will look inside:)

Pffft, 5th, Porsche, part was the last playable anyway…

Ongoing war? Nah, that is an absolutely typically boring WW2-themed game.

I write this message with the HMD/Nokia. Nice apparatus: no whistles and bells, just a phone with vanilla android.

Yes, actually, but the difference between versions was huge. Almost different games. I reference to version 3.0

It might. But I can’t imagine how detailed should SVG be to be more problematic than bitmap during rescale.

Not sure if that is sarcasm or not. But if it is: we actually have plenty games “like this”. Look at the Civilization. Yes, they are more 3d nowadays, but essentially it is still good old moving units over hexagons.

Just some fun information: most modern engines hate SVG. They just render them to the raster and then manipulate them like any other bitmap, making everything extremely slow and blurry. If that is mostly ok with small pictogram-tier images, it is completely unacceptable for big map-tier images. My map is tens thousand of pixels in size while at the highest scale. Bitmap would be a few TiB of RAM. So I actually parse the SVG to get the vectors and draw them, omitting the rasterization.

Warnings by who? By journalists and managers? They mostly don’t understand anything. Very few engineers even mentioned “AI” for the very same reason why engineers are quiet about teleportation, democracy and elves.