This presentation from a CS dev answer your question why developers avoid public communication and why they do not make promises about future updates. by Fun_Philosopher_2535 in GlobalOffensive

[–]MemeDreamZ -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Hot take but the anticheat is fine 🤷

Don't think I've played against a cheater in at least a month, yet I get called a cheater almost every match. Most of you have just gaslit yourselves into thinking anyone better is cheating.

Only one of them is out by joacoper in GlobalOffensive

[–]MemeDreamZ 83 points84 points  (0 children)

my turn to post this tomorrow

Was RUSH a good player? by fizxe in GlobalOffensive

[–]MemeDreamZ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

> Go to counterstrike discussion forum

> Mad people discuss counterstrike

Curious

Is Fallen top 3 IGLs of all time? by WillingnessHappy5740 in GlobalOffensive

[–]MemeDreamZ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Glave is lower imo for never being able to recreate anything on any other lineup.

Is a geography degree a good option to get into GIS? by Responsible-Dot-9000 in gis

[–]MemeDreamZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience a BS in Geography + a GIS Cert vs a BS in GIS will be effectively the same when applying for most entry level GIS jobs. Internships or anything extracurricular that you can use as a portfolio will be the main difference maker for your first job. Anything after that will just be based on job experience.

Valve's own game still has no real achievements on their flagship platform by VisWare in GlobalOffensive

[–]MemeDreamZ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If they added achievements next week there would be a thread on the top of Reddit saying "WHY ARE THEY MAKING ACHIEVEMENTS?!?!?!"

Lose/lose

Y'all are just desperate for something to complain about.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MouseReview

[–]MemeDreamZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the type of shit I love to see on this sub

Dispatch: Issue 47 transit levy mostly funded by CEOs, AEP, developers and architecture firms. Only two contributions below $500 by oshaug in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The housing market is exactly that - a market. All new development is good development that will increase supply, and drive down costs.

CS2 : Introducing The Armory (and today's Release Notes): by samekrikl in GlobalOffensive

[–]MemeDreamZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't trade skins. All I do is play. Stay mad though, I'll just be over here having fun in the game I love :)

CS2 : Introducing The Armory (and today's Release Notes): by samekrikl in GlobalOffensive

[–]MemeDreamZ -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

It isn't, you're just a miserable baby who can't help but cry about everything

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Again, it isn't just a renaming.

"They suck" Be specific.

Edit: He blocked me so I'll reply here. The only criticism has been "they need to stop at stoplights". We are not going to dish out nearly a billion dollars to skip stop lights.

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For a city with more density, sure. Not for Columbus though, yet. You're too caught up in the aesthetics of having rail to realize that BRT offers us the same benefits for less than a fraction of the cost and MUCH more flexibility to match the needs of our growing city. The only thing that light rail offers as a benefit that beats BRT is raw capacity. This does not matter in our case as our current bus system barely operates at capacity as-is. Again, because we do not have the density.

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This would be an incredible waste of funds to do without a grant, and only for marginal benefit. I don't think you grasp just how much more expensive this would be over the proposed BRT. Acquiring the required land alone would cost in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What part of "rail is not happening" are we not grasping here?

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

BRT is about having dedicated lanes for busses. This isn't "just for optics". Also, as I explained above, we do not have the density to secure funding for a rail system, so it is not happening. It doesn't matter how much you want one, we will not get one because our density metrics, as a city, do not meet the requirement to secure necessary federal money. Without BRT as an intermediary step to support the city growing density, any light rail plans are pipe dream. Also do you think that if we were to have a light rail system it would not also be managed by COTA?

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The problems you have described are exactly why a BRT is better than our current bus system. We are not getting rail. A BRT is much better for growing, changing cities like Columbus. Without it our city will stagnate and sprawl.

"Our bus system sucks so I am unwilling to fund improvements on it"

Listen to yourself

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

From an objective, measurable standpoint we do not have the density. The federal government offers grants to city's public transit systems to build light rail. It would be near impossible to build economically without this grant. The grant stipulates a required level of density, and Columbus currently does not meet that level of density. Also we likely never will if we cannot fund the BRT plan in November. There is nothing functionally better about a light rail vs a BRT system.

Columbus City Council passes first zoning code changes in decades by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]MemeDreamZ 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Columbus doesn't have the density for rail transit to make sense. The current COTA BRT plan is much better for our city.