All film is going to be expensive, especially instant developing cameras because of the extra technology in both the film and camera.

You can save money by going black/white or by getting a normal film camera. The film market is picking up at the moment so there are more options available if you look around, but 90% of film is still made by about 2 companies.

I would suggest a half frame camera because that will double the number of pictures you can take per roll of film and if they’re only going to be small you won’t notice any quality drop.

I really thought this was her process for making ramen and I got very confused.

Darth Maul’s toilet brush of choice

We have OxfordPV, though I believe they manufacture the panels in Germany. I’m sure there are reasons for this but cheap manpower won’t be one.

Moominaires

Kate exists on windows and linux

Don’t see many dragons around these days, all thanks to George

It has voice calls and video conferencing, not the same.

Do people not use discord for voice chat? Hop in hop out permanent voice channels that show if your friends are already in or not?

Last I looked you have to use Discord, Teamspeak, or Mumble for this

It really depends on how you use Discord. Matrix was never trying to be a Discord alternative so for some usecases it’s fine, but for a place to hang out with your friends and play video games it’s not.

I would imagine that a demonstration unit has already been sent

This isn’t just jamming signals, it’s microwaving the electronics from a kilometer away so it will work against fibre optic controlled drones as well

I think I was a happier person before I read that list

The problem we’re addressing is that the prefixes are made redundant by the syntax of to and from. ‘immigrating to europe’ ‘emmigrating from europe’. Dropping the prefix in this context doesn’t change the meaning: ‘migrating to europe’ ‘migrating from europe’.

From wiktionary: Verb migrate (third-person singular simple present migrates, present participle migrating, simple past and past participle migrated)

(intransitive) To change habitations across a border; to move from one country or political region to another. To escape persecution, they migrated to a neutral country.

This is already common usage and I don’t see the need for any prefixes to the word. The Etymonline definition is giving the definition of the root, not the current english word.

How about just ‘migrate’ and ‘migrating’?

I’m with Moomin

That looks great, his sound work is iconic.

Among a subset of gamers who care about owning the things that they buy, yes

They weren’t around yet during the first one