No, it's not worse than a collapse that would inevitably drag down the Eurozone with it. Nor it necessarily means a malformed monetary policy either.

It's either that or a significantly malformed monetary policy, which is even worse.

When you use the upload feature then the image goes through the scripted compression, resizing system. Due to complexity of that system we haven't checked on its inner and dirty workings. The behavior that avatars have from a url is different than the one of when you upload them.

White pants, black shirt.

Worst
EA, not only it monetizes games to death, but then it also is trigger-happy to shoot down studios.

Best
All smaller publishers that do not approach the game industry like EA, Ubisoft or Activision-BLizzard.

Here's the story summed up;

TL;DR

Yeah, perhaps it sounds nice. Now, let's add prison rapes to the picture and consider how many people get raped and never get sufficient support to see through the traumatic event. How would you call those people? Gay by choice?

I think it had some consistency issues on its own.  However, it was an OK story, and can be enjoyable as long it's not taken seriously. Just like the original Alien films.

Uh, not sure if you are serious...

Nah, I'll sell it once it's done for profit; I just want to see if I can do it and make it look good.

I'll probably go around the web spamming "Ha! Told you so!" and then cry myself to sleep.

Uh, everyone.

Depends on your worldview. If you are naive, or lack any foresight on this kind of issues or knowledge about North Korea (generic) then yeah, that might be surprising.

Still, it really sinks in once you can see it with your eyes instead of reading articles and looking at propaganda.

There was a pseudo-scientific  document that lists all possible contacts with extraterrestrial life with some brief analysis of concerns, benefits and downsides. It was very interesting to read, but I only remember finding it as a source in Wikipedia like a year ago or more.

This is all well-known stuff. That's why many governments attempt to cooperate with North Korea over humanitarian issues and to provide aid.

Why is someone making a sequel of this film in the first place...?

I like to call that the "re-tweet effect" since it's basically what happens on Twitter, and it's probably a user expectation built around what Twitter started. Since many people use twitter, some people do it and then someone else does that. Since newer users are also more likely to have been exposed to different social media platforms they end up following the same trend.

However, due to lack of understanding (and ideas) in user experience design it leads to the effect where people keep doing the same thing, since it's what they learned to do, without understanding that for a forum structure (that should be separate from a social media structure) it's based on actual discussion and not the re-tweet effect.

Had you in mind partially when this went up. Because as far as memory serves, you just sort of showed up here out of the blue. But then again all of us could have bumped into each other previously on Bungie and never known since it's got such a busy community.

But it is rather drab these days isn't it? I've noticed an annoying habit that's started with newbies over there. Quote trains. Somebody says something agreeable and everybody and their grandmother replies to the post by quoting the post itself. You open up a post that's got a lot of replies and all you see is some lazy ass mother fuckers quote jerking the parent post.

And again. What a fucking annoying ass site to navigate now.