I finally solved my rubik’s cube. Apparently when I broke it one time, I assembled it not correctly and brought it into an unsolvable configuration. Figured it only out because of a rubik’s cube solver.
Current state of solving a Rubik’s cube: I somehow make it to the yellow cross and then I am giving away to despair.
There should be something like Lego Star Wars-scene sets. I.e. a Death Star and a dozen tiny tie fighters and some small X- and Y-Wings. And everything prepared so that you can suspend them from a ceiling or so.
Wait, what? The plan for putting up Kanye West is to siphone away young black votes from Biden? The GOP tries really everything, doesn’t they?
Our studies in Japanese Science have finally a purpose 🤣 #lastpost
The big one has now English classes in school. My wife suddenly switched to Japanese to talk with me about the kids 😂
YouTube empfiehlt mir ein Video aus RT Deutsch. WTF?
Menschen, die über “Lifestyleaktivisten” wettern, dass das alles nichts bringt, stellen sich auf eine ähnliche Stufe wie Menschen, die gegen “Gutmenschen” wettern. Und das nur, weil sie eigentlich keinen Bock haben, etwas am eigenen Lebensstil zu ändern. #showerthought
I understand how it works with non-physical goods like PDFs. Just because I add another chapter from another author or more art, means only that I have a one-time cost which I can afford because more people buy the product but production cost per unit scales perfectly
I always wonder how the financial maths of physical stretch goals in an rpg-Kickstarter work. I still have the base cost of producing the physical goods which increases with the stretch goals. Does it decrease in the same manner just because of scale?