ThalassI'm not a knitter, nor a coder, but this is an interesting mashup of the two.
https://alliejon.es/blog/2014/03/23/adding-syntax-highlighting-to-knitting-patterns
https://alliejon.es/blog/2014/03/23/adding-syntax-highlighting-to-knitting-patterns
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He was a lizardfolk, She was a unicorn, Could it be any more obvious?
Intelligent lizards were genetically engineered by a rich asshole as servants. Asshole disappeared leaving lizard folk to own devices. Generations later they live in the slum ruins of his former estate. Zak is a smuggler.
Larissa was created by an entertainment mega-corporation. She is an anthropomorphic unicorn. She is on the run. Mega-corp considers her their IP and is hunting her down.
They live in a cyberpunk city.
Jody Tseng@coffeepine Everything I've heard about him has been against my will
@PhotonEmpress Oh, for sure! You would need a significant amount of investment capital to build out and get running before bringing in revenue.
@PhotonEmpress It also smooths out your revenue a little bit and helps to pay the expense of building and maintaining your own airports.
@PhotonEmpress Do a club model. Monthly/annual fees grants access to:
* Per flight discounts
* Access to the loungeport and its amenities, even when not flying
* Discounts on stays at the hotel, car rentals, etc.
* Discounts at partner businesses, the way airlines partner with other companies for their milage programs
You could do it like Costco where membership is mandatory, or like Disney where club memberships are optional extras.
@omarsakrpoet As a Door Dash driver I'm happy to not have a manager to deal with.
@gamingonlinux Steam Deck's openness is a major selling point.
Omonarc 
@gamingonlinux I would say the lack of exclusives is the superpower of the #SteamDeck Buy a game once and you can run it on any PC you want (so long as it can actually run it.)