Friend and I have about 6-8 hours in it and I would say that while it is quite fun with what is in it, it’s very much early access. Some things don’t feel fully fleshed out, a lot of structures that do generate just have a WIP sign inside the front door, small bugs here and there. I would give it another few months if you’re still on the fence unless you want to give them some dev funds. I imagine between actual updates and mods a few months from now will feel much different. I think the minimum price was $20, with a $35 and $70 option with some cosmetic bonuses.

Can’t remember for corals but sponge’s larval stage moves around before deciding on a rock to call home.

Thank you for putting my thoughts into much more eloquent words!

Before they attach to a rock they move around in a larval stage, same for anemones and some jellyfish species. There are exceptions to all of our classifications because nature doesn’t have to play by any rules besides physics. Even the concept of species has no set definition because no matter what we come up with there are exceptions. Also “seek out” was a bit too specific, they have to take in food from outside themselves as they can’t make their own energy like plants.

No trees are plants and fungi are fungi. Animals are multicellular organisms that are mobile and seek out food at a very basic description. Plants are multicellular non mobile that make their own food and fungi are somewhere between that. Closer to animals but not. Then there’s the single cell life of bacteria and archea.

I was genuinely unsure if I was missing a joke or insult. Apologies if that came across as more rude than intended.

Is there something I’m missing in spelling his name “Newscom” or are you unaware there isn’t a ‘c’ in it?

Without having looked it up yet, I would assume that the exposed contacts are neutral/ground

Lead being an element means you would either need to make it radioactively decay somehow(which I’m not sure any form of lead is want to do) or perform some kind of alchemy.

Experiencing the exact same issue on an Ulefone Armor 20 with Android 12 and the latest app version

1 ton refers to the cargo capacity in the bed, though that is more of an old naming convention as most of the 1 ton trucks can actually hold closer to 3 tons now.

Was there a detonator? Pretty sure the article says they are still unsure how it ignited.

I think they’re more asking about getting usable water than energy storage

They’re intentionally going for the “turd” pun, and you didn’t bother to correct the wrong spelling of hare at the same time. Which is also going for the joke.

PBS Eons has a couple good videos on both horse evolution and domestication.

Big cat. You’re aware of the cheetah? Just picture that but not in Africa

Supposedly the glued on titanium is the same thing the US Army does for their small Submarines, though I’m sure they found some way to cheap out/fuck up.

Hummer is owned by GM and at current is their only offering for an electric truck sadly.

I remember seeing somewhere that the “colloquial” usage is actually the original and that the scientific community is the one that changed it. I do agree that the evolution argument is stupid but it’s hard to blame the non scientific populace for not knowing the distinction. The evolution denier just don’t have a lot else to stand on.

The mechanism I actually the whole thing. These ones are designed for cold climates where the pipes are buried deep so they don’t freeze. The valve is at the bottom so the vertical section can drain to prevent freezing