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I ended up buying a cheap controller that clamps to my phone and run emulators. It works way better than I ever expected.

No worries, I could have phrased it better.

It’s a visual aid so you can see where you’ve already spread seed and a bulking material so the seeds are evenly distributed over a large area. It doesn’t have to be sand, it’s usually just some sort of lawn friendly material.

So far I’m loving it, and I say this as someone that has played Oblivion every few months since release. I had to move the original to my external drive to make room for the remaster. Still just getting, started but so far it’s a very faithful upgrade.

I’m playing it on the Series X and it runs smoother than the OG while looking like a modern AAA game.

Dang, I’m playing it on a Series X and it looks and runs great.

I think there are a few things happening.

More and more individuals are contributing to the Internet through social media rather than simply consuming. They are bringing their (lack of) spelling and grammar with them, resulting in the variety of mistakes you’ve noticed.

At the same time I have noticed more and more mistakes appearing in “professional” publications. I don’t ever recall seeing a typo on an NPR website up until the past 1-2 years. Now I see grammatical and spelling mistakes almost everywhere.

I’m guessing it’s a combination of laying off editors and using AI.

But at the end of the day, if a language isn’t evolving, it’s dead.

They provided some very small root stock and the scion. We got to choose which types to graft.

Right now they just look like 2 sticks taped together.

That’s super cool! I just did a grafting class and got some rootstocks with honey crisp, Macintosh and a local variety.

And has been since 2009!

I suppose open world Mario Kart could be interesting, but not worth $80. And having to pay more to “upgrade” games I already have is a no for me. Especially when it seems like the upgrades are just minor graphical improvements.