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That's why I imagined it to be reserved for staff only and only staff could flag such mod after report. Also there will be no need to flag mods like that just because they're old. But if comments and bugs section are full of complains and author don't give a damn about it, I think this flag woud be usefull. At least for search. Besides there was a time when Oblivion and Morrowind were new and also frequently updated too. Yes, however time is money. Some mods, not suprising mostly older or successful ones, have many pages of comments or bug reports. Sometimes you want save time for something else. As time will pass, Collections will face same problem. For how long a curator will be able to maintain a Collection consisting of hundreds of mods for example? I think the introduction of this flag is quite good idea. It will add more work to staff, but it can also show that Nexus cares about what it hosts, so it should add to its reputation.

Maybe staff would introduce something like "unmaintained" flag? After reporting such mod it would be reviewed (like if author responds to comments reporting non functionality or bug reports etc.) and this flag would be assigned to this mod after an attempt to contact an author. Deleting or hiding mod is in my opinion too much, as someone would look for it still, so this should serve as a warning, not as tool of oppression. @JimDirt You're mistaking modders for profesional developers, assuming that they're also offering pro service (like full support, documetation etc.). If mod you want doesn't work and author doesn't maintain it, the only way is to find an alternative or just move on. It is how it is, as @LenaWolfBravil said.

I still have this movie on one of my DVDs. I would only complain about its beginning - it's needlesly long as almost about half a hour you're looking on apes. Also we will never get any answers, for example how HAL became malfunctional. A.C.Clarke propably used a fact that Jupiter's radiation belts (similar to Earth's Van Allen) are about 10k stronger (still Pioneer 10 and 11 were able to fly through them without much damage).

@Machsc: It looks like some alarm clock. Could it be Auto-Save and Time or Time Manager? Mainly a first one displays same message according to its description page.

They propably felt there's no need to repair atmospheric shielding, as Buran's first flight was also its last. Soon after whole program was canceled, together with its rocket Eněrgija, which was supposed to lift space shuttle onto orbit. Buran didn't have such powerfull engines on its own, but on other hand its flight was fully automated.

Unfortunately I'm very pesimistic now. Whoever will rule after him will be same or worse in my opinion. Well, I surely wasn't that lucky. I saw it only in TV finishing landing. In some magazine I also saw its current state - as rusty carcass in some old hangar without roof. How sad.

Yes, it makes quite sense, but it also shows what today Russian's mindset is. There are jokes about czechian mindset like wishing for neighbor's goat to peck. But russian really went to neighbor's place to kill it.

What? Personaly I would send a seller somewhere. A demand that I as customer must send personaly a broken device to service center in another country instead just to this seller (did they paid postage at least?) sounds ridiculous.

In this case I wouldn't blame Japan entirely. It's managers's mantra "profit" and "cut the cost" which is responsible. And short-sighted. When western companies moved manufacturing to countries like China, they saw only profit and nothing else. But China used their greed to learn technologies which were given practicaly on silver plate to them and because Asians are both inteligent and diligent, it's no wonder they are now even better in some areas. How ironic, in my childhood we were learning about China or India as third-rate countries, living in poverty. Look at them now. And so The West sold its future and future of us all for a little money. And it happens still even now.

With due respect to him, if he really believes what you wrote, I think he suffers from some mental disorder. Also it's an indirect proof why your idea of taking over Russia is futile. You gain nothing and for them it will be only a proof of the West as their enemy. They're hopeless.

50? Not yet, but yes, I'm in late fourties. Wise? Truth be told I don't know myself. But as Afghanistan showed to both USA and Russia, there must be will of the locals. If people themselves don't want a change, all is a wasted effort. Now they have practicaly middleage there and seems they don't like it. But serves them right, it's what did they choose. Russia has another problem. Including Putin they're all living in a past and illusion how great they are. Their propaganda brainwashed them to believe they solely won 2nd World War and their problems are other's fault (the West of course). In times of Soviet Union there was politbyro at least which had power to correct and in worst case force president to leave. Now there is nothing to stand above Putin and it seems he made a mistake typical to dictators - he surrounded itself by people who only say "yes". And as they harrasing weapons, in 21st century they look like neanderthal in cave, beating his chest and screaming "I be stroooonnng".

You mean age? According to yours you mentioned some years ago I'm little over decade younger. Take over the Russia? What for? Not worth it. For Ukraine things are quite bad now, no doubt of that. But even if Russia win, they lose in fact. They will show everyone that Russia isn't a country belonging to 21st century. Corrupted, run by oligarchs and defacto mafia state, for which every agreement or treaty is nothing more than piece of toilet paper. They behave like lousy thieves, stealing a land from other country and all they offer now are dead people, destroyed cities and tanks in their streets. Who will trust them? And pacting with countries like North Korea shows how low you can get.

I'm quite hesitant to comment something on which I'm unfamiliar with. So I spent some time listening to some albums you linked (Power Windows, Behaviour and Clockwork Angels). Nice and complex, but I don't have any emotional link to it. Back in 80s I was just a little boy and when I was teen in 90s, there were many others bands with seemingly more modern sound. Also my country was part of Eastern Block back then and such music was regarded by propaganda as "imperialistic". Also many music trends arrived at us with many years delay. Yes, Drake and Kaira would fit there nicely. That reminds me, did he answer your PM, @Pellape?

As a technician working in surface coal quarry, we're facing same problems as StormWolf01 mentions - as people are constantly leaving (mostly to retirement), we are understaffed, overworked and under-equipped. I'm glad the part in which I worked for so long is closing next year to tell a truth. As for OP I would advice to not let his boss under his skin. If she really forced you to work under high fever, I would consult it with HR or union office (if you have one). It isn't arrogant or self-centered, passing a fever like that can develop serious health issues later. Seeing such stories make me often wonder. As I sit in a bus riding to my nightshift I always see quite relaxed and happy people. Where are they working? At some dream job with a lot of money? Or are they on allowances high enough to not need to work? As a worker I feel like I'm invisible, or behind some invisible dimensional barrier sometimes. On other hand I'm not suprised that people aren't rushing to such jobs. Words like "nightshifts", "weekends" and "overtimes" will make you flee in an instant.

Thanks for the offer, but in the end I decided to buy whole album instead. I'm not registered on Youtube, and it seems that's why I can't download anything. Not bad. In fact I like Ace's version more because I feel the mood of the song fits better to express a tired mind as "snow" effect begins to wear off.