The books have one or two references to him working as a labourer or other jobs between books.
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- nogooduser@lemmy.worldtoMildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•This homeless character, who doesn't go to the gym and survives on junk food, somehow weights 300lbs of pure muscleEnglish16·10 days ago
- nogooduser@lemmy.worldtoMildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•This homeless character, who doesn't go to the gym and survives on junk food, somehow weights 300lbs of pure muscleEnglish44·10 days ago
He does have access to a shower. He stays at motels mostly and very rarely sleeps outside.
There’s no explanation for that body though as he definitely never goes to a gym.
- nogooduser@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•"You pay owner price. They give you tenant rights.": Mexican Lawmakers Drag Sony to Antitrust Court Over All-Digital PlayStationEnglish2·28 days ago
I don’t think that it’s the same because Steam and Epic aren’t the only store available to PC users. They haven’t decided that games aren’t available on disc and there are one or two options where you can purchase DRM free games.
This is Sony, the owner of the platform and the only store available, that is making a decision that will result in players never being able to buy a DRM free game. Not only that but players will only be able to buy games from them unless they intend on allowing other stores onto the platform.
Charging a fee to accept payment is ridiculous. If a cost is unavoidable then it should be included in the price.
I accept that some payment providers charge more than others but there should be at least one that is free even if that means adding the cost of the cheapest one to the base price.
Ideally they would all be free and you’d just add the average cost of payment processing to the price.
There was a time in the UK when you could get a flight from Manchester to London for £8 but the final price ended up being ten times that due to additional costs that weren’t optional.