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As I said, SCP-2000 is world-building. World. Building.

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But as for it being anomalous or not, well, once you get to this stage of advanced technology, is anything really anomalous?

Or, you could just put the expensive garbage on display in your house.  I never got into that much, but it seems like most of the people writing about the game online spent most of their time on interior decoration.

Any other cool new features? I'm so far behind latest update I played was something to do with wheel burrows...

I've been through Balmora many times already, it just didn't occur to me that joining the Thieves' Guild might be useful until just now. I've completed quite a few quests already, actually, yet I'm still only level 1. I haven't had any major troubles yet, though, so I'm not going to worry about leveling for now. I'm sure it'll happen on its own eventually, as long as I keep using my axe to kill people and aggressive wild critters.

[U.S. Court of Appeals] said that the FCC couldn't impose those regulations because it failed to classify broadband providers as "common carriers," which are private companies that provide infrastructure services that are easily monopolized — for example, telephone or power companies.

The FCC, however, classified broadband providers as "information services," like Google and other Internet companies, which are subject to less stringent regulations.

Thanks to that distinction, the court ruled that the FCC had overstepped its authority with the Open Internet Order, a decision that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler disagrees with.

Not the best way to make a first post, but I have a bug to report.  This is hardly large or game-breaking but it has to do with the game's math so I figured it worth mention, and couldn't find any notice of it elsewhere.<P>In my last few fortresses (two stock DF, one with the Martial Arts mod) I've seen pig-tail bags with no contents, no decoration, and equal quality with different prices.  It might happen with bags of other cloth or any bags or any cloth items, but this is the only way I've noticed.<P>Standard quality, undecorated, empty bags sometimes have a value of 60, sometimes 80.  Well-crafted ones are either 80 or 100.  I've seen this with bags made in house and empty bags bought from traders.  One recent caravan had several identical bags with different prices (really should have taken a screenshot).<P>Which is odd since according to the wiki, unless I'm mistaken or the wiki is, pig-tail bags should cost 10(furniture)x2(pig-tail)+20(cloth) = 40, and well-crafted ones would be 10x2x2+20 = 60.  If bags are actually finished goods then it'd be 15x2[x2]+40 = 70/100.  That said I'll bet it has something to do with the cloth price function.<P>Funny equations aside, I'm sure everything uses the same algorithm, so I can't image why it would return two different values for two copies of the same item.<P>Has anyone else seen this?  Like I said, I've seen it in different fortresses so it should be present anywhere.