That's a real screenshot?

If a food package is not resealable, the nutritional information must state how many calories are in the entire package.

It's got three angles, so I'd say so

What kind of boomer shit is this

Note: read "first" as "first popular/important", not just for this thread but for most conversations across media like this.

Spelunky was the first "Roguelite" that brought permadeath with meta progression to another genre, starting the modern wave of Roguelites.

Pokemon kicked off "monster collection" as a mechanic

To my knowledge, Halo was the first major game to do regenerating health

Climb to the top of F1 and jump into the middle spiderweb

There's also a puzzle somewhere with a ladder you gotta shoot with the slingshot, that's a little out there

Edit: I was describing the deku tree. Sorry bout that

Stardew Valley on paper oughta be easy to save scum, but in practice you do so much in a day, it'd be tedious to.

I definitely would save before risky moves in Morrowind, and would reload when it went poorly.

There's a difference between a book being

• banned from curriculum
• banned from a school library
• requiring parental / guardian permission to be checked out (usually for x rated content)
• being outright "banned"

I read the article, but can't figure out what NGO, NOYB, or GDPR mean. Can someone help me?

Google's Admin Console has an option to continue enabling Manifest V2 extensions. Most schools would be wise to lock down which extensions they let users install anyway, and the zero trust approach is to just deploy what's needed for access to curriculum.

There's gonna start being some overlap somewhere down the line

Every time you solve a puzzle, you feel like you're cheating and that can't be the intended solution. It's such a tough game