If you want to store your map preferences, save the preferences to your account and make sure you’re logged in.
I’m not saying anything like this is preferable or whatever but there’s also little sense in removing all semblance of user experience in favour of removing power from tech giants.
I understand the why of this but this is not an improvement. I suppose search engines should ask you which maps provider you want and then show results based on that.
Shrinking is excellent
Isn’t Blue Shift the same story but from the eyes of Barney?
S&P takes the 500 most profitable companies in the US and builds an index off of that. S&P usually goes about 7% return but markets are very bullish on AI. It’s similar to the dotcom bubble so definitely not without risk.
Currently nvidia is driving the S&P up but nvidia might crash one day like cisco did back then.
Strategy wise it’s good to mention that you approach this as a savings thing so you deposit, say, monthly. That way you compound your interest and that can really ramp up quickly.
I used Boost for Reddit but well, we know how that went. I really loved Boost. The dev pivoted to Lemmy, so I did as well. So far the experience has been pretty solid.
S&P 500 is pretty solid.
It all looks really cool! As someone who has played both Half Life and Satisfactory, I salute you and your epic creation.
How’d you make that laser thing? Is that the somersloop machine?
FYI free now on Epic Games
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