Issue is that multiple countries have systems where it's, "They launched nukes? We'll launch all our nukes"

The mitigation is basically, "We will wipe you off the map if we think even ONE nuke is coming at us," and this has nearly happened several times, only stopped because the system has a human at the final step, and humans when realizing they could end the world seem to hesitate

A non Roku Smart TV that you just don't connect to the internet at all, ever

Yeah, the iris isn't made of denim!

I think that's Spez's plan

3D models
Made
In the Hex Editor

The fuck kind of Techno Black Magic...?

Plus, it's still in early access. Generally, folks will hit a wall in terms of enjoyment, then give it time to develop and jump back in

Just the nature of early access. After a few big updates or one really major one, it'll likely surge in numbers again

Which is pretty ironic, all things considered

In short, competition breeds innovation

So an unstable hunk of nuclear material floating up in space that could fail and crash into a random spot of the planet?

This is somehow scarier than Russia being competent and putting a nuke up there. At least then you could predict what it may hit...

And the few who can wouldn't dare out of fear of Sudden Defenstration Syndrome

Ye, I'd say the cement is the real issue there. If they could just place the granite blocks and not use cement, then that would work

Considering conlangs exist where they show pitch by having a diacritic above/below the syllable, it is pretty possible. Just not likely to achieve wide spread adoption in an established language