u/TiRow77

My wife loves wings, but she’s super picky. Looking for what you all consider the best possible wings spot in HB or NB, please. She enjoys them super crispy.

Arc Raiders PvP should not be taken so seriously. I am quite good and nonetheless the PvP aspect is so eye rollingly annoying. I genuinely seldom lose, and I have plenty of inventory so I don’t really care when I do. But, Arc Raiders is a nice relaxing gameplay experience and alternative from actual respectable and purposeful competitive PvPs. I enjoy the sound design and the different mechanics of each of the Arc, the landscapes for the most part are varied enough and really well done. My only real complaint is not that there is a PvP element, but that it’s so poorly realized and the absurd stupidity of the people that actively engage players that clearly aren’t PvP’ing, it’s not a flex. There is no real challenge to PvP and there is no agony of defeat or triumph of victory. Yes, it has a PvP mechanic, but it doesn’t have a competitive mechanic, so it’s completely meaningless, that’s the underlying point that people are feeling but not articulating when they say PvP players are dipshits in real life too, because if the reward center of your brain is lighting up from PvP in Arc Raiders it’s not because you accomplished a competitive feat, it’s because you successfully annoyed another person irl…If your brain tells you that’s a worthwhile endeavor then you’re likely a tedious imbecile in real life as well.

If you have an electric bike and want to make a little money on it DM, me. My wife and I live here in HB Harbor area. Our closest friends are coming to visit with their 14 and 17 yo son and daughter. We want to go on an e-bike ride on July 10 and/or 11th. The rental places are too expensive, especially for 6 bikes for two days. We can afford $80 for each bike for the two days ($40/day)…$480 if you have all 6. If you’re on the fence about dealing with a stranger I’m happy to share my wife and I’s socials or buy a cup of coffee and shake your hand in person before you say yes. We’re just regular neighbors hoping to show our friends a lovely day without breaking the bank.

Humanity has mastered interstellar travel. We now explore and settle other star systems, and because of advances in technology and lifespan, a thousand years no longer feels unimaginably distant. It is more like how we think of a century today: long, but still relevant to civilization-level planning.

You are the supreme leader of Earth and have final authority over human expansion.

One of our fleets discovers a lush alien planet. It is full of native plants and animals, with complex ecosystems unlike anything on Earth. However, the planet is completely uninhabitable for humans. We cannot live there, settle there, or easily adapt it to our needs.
Then the fleet detects a massive asteroid on course to hit the planet.
The impact will be an extinction-level event. Most life on the planet will die.
Your fleet can stop it.

But your scientists discover that if the asteroid hits, the impact will transform the planet over time. Its atmosphere and surface conditions will eventually stabilize into something humans can live on. In about 1,000 years, it could become one of humanity’s greatest colony worlds.

So you have two options:

Divert the asteroid, saving a thriving alien biosphere humanity may never be able to use.

Let the asteroid hit, allowing a natural extinction event to occur, knowing the result will eventually benefit billions of future humans.

You are not murdering the planet directly. The asteroid is already coming. But you do have the power to prevent it.

What is your choice?