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Are there any products or methods that make it easy to regularly buzz cut your hair so it stays short? I usually let my hair grow out until it’s a couple of centimeters long and then shave it with a hair trimmer every other month. Now I am going a bit bald so my hair doesn’t look good when I let it get long. Is there any product sold in Europe Sweden that you could use to shorten your hair once a week and that isn’t a regular budget hair trimmer?

For me the weakest part of TotalWar Warhammer Fantasy was "the Benny Hill running" after stacks on the map. I wish they could have a mode in 40k where you simply arrive at a planet and then select fights you want to take on, with rewards matching difficulty. The strongest part of Total War games are the fights, not the map-movements, even though this ofc has been improved over the years.

If I just could get to select reasonably hard fights with some progression I'd be very happy, both in Fantasy and 40k! :)

I really like the original Startopia, does Sintopia have a similar vibe?

How is the state/outlook for those of that find exploring the sea sufficiently scary, even without being chased by horrors of the deep? Any carebare mode with low/no NPC aggro?

I’ve had Copilot get stuck multiple times when using 5.4 Think Derper, and when I do get an answer it is clearly produced by an older model.

Anyone else notice this since today?

I'm referring to the current state as the Wild West as we currently all have access to multiple frontier models and plenty of compute to play around with. However, if we assume a future where the same compute can be used to control robots or peform "real work" with AI tools then it seems plausible that the large corporations would shift towards productivivity and make the current "AI for fun" prohibitively expensive for the top of the line models.

Obviously there would be alternatives for us "civilians", but do you think we'll still have access to the top of the line models in the future?

After watching the real world bad news keep coming and seeing the US stock market substantially stay at the same level I’m getting the impression that a possible reason for the stocks not dropping more is that all options appear equally bad and that uncertainty is having a paralyzing impact.

Is it even possible that a stock market is stable, despite an objectively worse outlook, simply because the alternative investments are also facing negative outlooks. Are there any historical large scale examples of this occuring? And if so, how long was such an abnormal state maintained?

It appears that the expectations of Trump ending the war is completely different globally compared to people trading at the US stock exchanges. Are the US traders hoodwinked by their own media bubble, or is the US so much more resiliant that the downsides to a long war is managable?

Asking for a friend! ;)

I love and focus on interesting and new game mechanics, but even I need some sort of motivation to keep interacting with game systems. What has been revealed about things in the game that organically give the players some medium to long term goals? I'm not talking about finishing the story, but rather hooks that keeps you coming back for more.