The best cleanup tool would be the blueprints. You can get 2 layers of Smelters or 3 layers of Constructors plus a logistics floor in one MK1 design.
And underclocking machines gives you clean ratios on belts.
Also, easier to make a new clean factory and then redo an old one. You'll need parts.

Social posts carry no weight with trust gone. Unity threatened to collapse an industry in the name of Unrealised Gains. It was the engine of choice for new devs and studios. Countless yr of training and development time. And the CEO literally told us to go F ourselves and force vibes based billing

Its a clikbait appeal to nostalgia. A lot of people don't enjoy playing games anymore. You could grapple with the fact that beloved IPs and their audiences are strip mined; while reliving the good-old-days makes life suck a little less. Or just throw stones at a meaningless strawman to feel better.

My guess is that it was Astrology that favors a spesific person/hand. Maybe the patterns/symbols were a bit too abstract for the art style or the connections too arbitrary.

1) Alien-mercenary-company-life-sim.

2) Yes (I will not eleborate on "currently")

I was at a legacy tech company and proud to say that there were more good roll outs than bad. Waterfall methods are not perfect, but there's merit in finishing design before working to spec
Agile is the feeling of progress for MBAs and no KPI makes up for the fact that you're burning time and money

Judy is best girl and criminally underutilized next to Panam.

It shines after you max out level and just start to RP with all that drip.
Curious if the game was plotted as only side content with Jackie until you lock yourself in the main story as an established character with contacts and allies.

I'm constantly reminded of Aquila whenever I try to worldbuild the overengineerd solo time-cop vehicle.

My own would be Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills. We knew it was good because the TV guilde couldn't print the whole name in its box. (Also, TV guides feel like a fever dream)

Ui feels like having to make a play without curtains or a movie that's zoomed back enough to see the production. You can still do amazing things and I love it as storytelling tools, but it adds so many potential points of failure that kills immersion. Too busy.Not enough. Clashing design.Complex...

The 2 monitor life didn't gel with me but I've recently tried a second machine for my support monitor. Just a clean Hyprland environment to work in while browsers, email, slack, music, IM and documents are offloaded to a rescued laptop. The web-service to share a clipboard needs some work though.

Fair enough.
Its just such a weird issue to have and MS is doing a lot of weird things right now. (Like compromising 80% of the consumer user market).
And removing Recall features now breaks basic file explorer features on win 11 so I just jumped to a conclusion that they are bloating core tools.

Never worked with the windows kernal, but I'm suspecting that new spywa... I mean the super important and necessary Recall feature has been integrated into Explorer and that Desktop is just a specialized instance of Explorer.
To be fair, they can't seem to make a lightweight calculator either.

Not exactly my content but if you want some interesting reading on SA history/perspectives:
Ways of Dying - S Mda
Policing Bodies - I Thusi
The ANC Billionaires - P du Toit
Inside Indian Indenture - A Desai
The Terrorist Album - J Dlamini
The Fate of Africa - M Meredith
My Traitors Heart - R Malan

Linux. It can be a buggy, broken mess. But it'll be your buggy, broken mess.
(With the added benefit of every solution or improvement not being geared to enterprise users)

If I could suggest the rabbit hole of amateur book binding. Can be as simple as folding and stapling some scrap paper between thin boards. Every new one is a step closer your perfect book as you explore the craft and define your style.
Also, you don't have to dread not finding them again.