I’m quite fond of communism, personally.
Does anyone know what the FFXV comrades in arms DLC is about? I’ve been avoiding playing it because it looks like call of duty. Are the four boys even in it?
EDIT: no they’re not. I think they might appear as NPCs later but the game’s mainly about using your ugly custom avatar to grind boring missions in multiplayer. Or should I say single player because no one’s playing this in 2024 lol. It’s neat to see Eos post-chapter 13 though
Did you play in Spanish Spanish or in Latino Spanish? Because I’ve been messing around with languages and found some interesting differences between the two. And do you know how to make tables in Lemmy?, because I might post about it…
And I agree, this game really grew on me too! I thought the main characters were tropey at first but they’ve endeared themselves to me since. I can overlook all the game’s jank because the boys are just that precious. I spent two hours running around in circles with them with illegible text and I’d do it again.
Ah, by magic abilities I mean the special powers he gets from his royal bloodline. In Spanish it’s called the gift of Lux and every related skill has that moniker: warping is called Lux Impetus, perfect guards are called Lux Custodia, the thing that distracts enemies is called Lux Fatua, etc.
I’m not sure what spells are called in either language because I never bothered to craft any of them.
I’ve been playing FF15 and decided to switch the language to English out of curiosity. Gotta say, this might be a rare Spanish translation W. Some things that stand out:
Also the summons are called the Sidereals instead of the Hexatheon, the royal weapons have unique names and are called the Spectral Chorus instead of the Armiger, and the Chocobo post is called la Chocoberiza (a play on caballeriza).
Because of course the US would make a law that exempts farmerworkers from labor protections
Intel is building a $20 billion facility in Arizona with financial support from the US government. NBC News reported workers are on the construction site for “two 60-hour weeks followed by a 50-hour week for months at a time in the hot Arizona weather with no paid vacation time.”
Many of these workers are coming from out of state and leaving their friends and families behind to live in temporary housing or hotels for months or years at a time. Josh Vitale, a superintendent for Hoffman Construction, the general contractor overseeing the construction of the Intel computer chip factory, told NBC News, “There’s a lot that goes into how stressful it is, not just physically, but mentally and psychologically … we have to realize that we are legitimately wringing the life out of people.”
They’re making workers leave their lives behind for months at a time to toil in the desert and live in sardine cans. With no vacation. Yeah it’s real surprising that suicide is on the rise and no young people are joining the industry.
A political party is complicit in genocide and your response is to go join that party? Be serious. You’re not going to tear down an institution by working within that same institution.
Don’t tell me you also say “mischievEEous” and “drorring” or that you “go to hospital”
It’s a British thing, like how they say aluminum with an extra i
TSMC got delayed because the local union demanded they stop replacing them with foreign workers and Samsung is delaying their construction because they’re fighting with Intel for subsidies.
Lol and we call these companies “job creators” when we have to fight them to even hire us. And why can’t Samsung pull themselves up by their bootstraps and free market themselves a factory, hmmm? 🤔
The CSET study looked at fab construction between 1990 and 2020, and concluded that for the roughly 635 fabs built in that timeframe, the average time between the start of construction and production was 682 days. Three countries beat that benchmark: Taiwan at 654 days on average, Korea at 620, and Japan at a staggeringly fast 584 days. Meanwhile, Europe and the Middle East were about on par at 690 days, as was China at 701 days.
However, the U.S. clocked in at 736 days, well above the worldwide average and second only to Southeast Asia at 781.
Idk if I’m just a rube, but one month of difference doesn’t seem like that big a deal. Also this author says that Taiwan is a country and that environmental protections should be cut to speed up construction.
Westerners refuse to believe that about half the fatalities were PLA members because in their countries, the police would never be unarmed, never abandon their equipment, never hesitate to kill in retaliation.
Westerners also don’t pity the murdered PLA officers because they view them the same as their own police: violent people that eagerly abuse their power.
Harsh to tell people to give up on America when the people most affected by poor urban planning can’t afford to move. Things aren’t getting better here any time soon though. Or any time late…
Then pack the courts, codify abortion rights into federal law, do some executive order bullshit, or fuck it, abolish the supreme court entirely. There’s a lot Democrats CAN do but aren’t. If we’re being very charitable, then they value made-up rules over your human rights. That’s the party you want representing you?
Abortion rights were repealed under Democrats, trans rights are being repealed under Democrats, police budgets have increased in response to BLM, and non-stop war is completely bipartisan.
Both sides ARE bad, just because one of them sometimes offers tepid opposition doesn’t make them good. Democrats are not on your side either.
Common Jerboa L (it looks fine on web browser tho)