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Wait. Are you implying there will be a time to take SC serious? Cause I joined to fly beers and drink ships.

Plague Inc. Cure is now free to play for all owners of Plague Inc Evolved. Must say its much more satisfying watching the world choke to death on vomit then to try and save it. But the game has incorporated a lot of the real world response to Covid-19.

I wonder if a Swift driver has ever been able to achieve this. And Congradulations. I can't imagine what it takes to be a truck driver. I can hardly handle most drivers on my short commute to and from work (still want to mount a 20mm cannon to the front of my car for reasons).

I agree he brings so much information as to what is happening and how it all works together to make a dynamic game.

After watching today's Inside Star Citizen I am pretty confident that Outposts are simply the phrase they use to describe Points of Interest on planets and not player created bases.

Youtube, here watch this, after all you have watched what @maynard posted. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzRhwTzzbro

I am going to have to disagree with you on this. While the 600 is on the large side of things at this point CIG has been very clear that Med bays are only for capital ships outside of medical bespoke ships. As for the interior its a mess of crew pathways going through vip areas to access...

I have not done much with Python Development in Visual Studio. As for C# you would normally download the external libraries as packages using the Package Manager Console (NuGet, either as a console or as a gui from Tools -> NuGet Package Manager) and then you can verify the package is correctly...

It does. It really is a beautiful ship and I'd be flying it if not for the Carrack... I do always find it entertaining the more money I have the less time I have to game, so I think you are in the right crowed. Unless you don't drink and fly. In which case will need to have you spend some...

I believe its a mixture of both as well as a learning curve in regards to distribution of medical supplies that require special storage. We have cases in California were correct refrigeration was not available and so they ended up just giving it out randomly to those who happen to be in the...

https://www.wired.com/story/mental-health-coronavirus-pandemic-tips/

Indeed and honestly beyond AIDs and the seasonal flu the last 60 years have been surprisingly calm. And perhaps this has lead to a false sense of security from pathogens. After all look at the reaction that happened when a few patients with Ebola were brought to Europe and USA. To think...

This does work for a couple days a week. Just don't forget your partner and time spent alone with them. And honestly once they reach around a year and are starting to sleep through the night it does get easier. It could be that waking up early morning is a better alternative (second daughter...

Is this the new normal? That we live in fear of contracting a virus that for most has a 3% chance of killing them (I know for some its significantly higher but the bell of age puts the vast majority of the population well with in the 3% risk factor), Its not very much money especially if your...

Its a great question. And I am not sure there is any clear answer at this point in time. What we can look at is past epidemics as well as the seasonal flu for comparable metrics. In reality the total deaths would be only be able to be tallied once the population has a 80% immunity to the...

Lol they will know the answer before you ask it.

I agree with you that flattening the curve was about reducing the number of hospital beds so that we can hopefully catch those who would have died if not for medical intervention. Studies are starting to be published that show a higher survival rate but its still unclear if its due to more...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enuOArEfqGo

Need someone skilled at making sure this open vast chasm of storage potential is filled with beer and correctly secured prior to take off. Don't want to end up like this. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fpxm0D46iQ

I wonder how long we can continue to live in a simi lockdown state. First it was to flatten the curve then it was to reduce the number of deaths until a vaccine can be administered and now we are already starting to see variants of Cov-SARS-2 that is resistant to several Vaccines, most notably...