• Kotor
• Chrono Trigger
• Ocarina of Time / Twilight Princess / Wind Waker
• Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2
• Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage
• Crash Bandicoot: Warped
• F-Zero GX
• Halo CE / Halo 3 / Halo: Reach
• Paper Mario: the Thousand-Year Door
• Journey

Always buy local if you can. It has the lowest climate impact.

Even buying a less-green local product vs. a more eco-friendly import might have less climate impact due to resource extraction, production in areas with possibly less environmental protection regulations, and above all shipping.

Climate cost-benefit outweighs all other arguments for rational people.

Aer

Rime

Stonefall

Shovel Knight

Journey

Spider Heck

Overcooked (1 & 2)

Snakeybus

Osmos

Sonic Mania

World of Goo

Duck Tales Remastered

Spyro: Reignited Trilogy

Amazon is a terribly exploitative company, but… they might actually be better than Oracle, and AFAIK Bezos isn’t in bed with Trump like Ellison is.

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OP posted a rain graph here, it maxes out at 28% in May, which is not exactly a sustained growing season or reliable enough for regular crops.

Just because the ground has been graded doesn’t mean it’s been used for farming.

Is there water access on the property? Potential for drilling a well?

Without a steady source of water, farming is problematic.

Can the penny cross the river by itself?

Oh, yeah for removing the loose bark you probably want to do the steel wire first, then the nylon to remove any dust or small flakes. You could also do steel wool, but depending on how rough the surface is it might shred and leave little bits behind.

For an irregular surface like this you might also consider spray polyurethane for finishing, it will be easier to apply and the surface doesn’t have to be perfectly smooth.

What kind of cleaning are you trying to accomplish?

If you just want to remove dirt and debris, use a nylon bristle brush. If you want to remove loose splinters from the surface, use a brass wire brush. If you want to scrub the surface down to accept stain/finish without completely smoothing out the original texture, use a steel wire brush.

You can get brushes like these at any hardware store

If you do need to sand the surface smooth, consider a sanding sponge:

This will wrap around the curves and ride over the bumps and won’t tear up like sandpaper. You can also wet sand with it.

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Really depends on where and how the data collection is integrated.

Browser forks mostly make changes to the application UI which wraps the engine, not to the engine itself. Browser engines are these fantastically complex things, extremely difficult to keep operational and secure, which is why there aren’t many of them and why they’re all developed by large organizations. Forking the engine is basically doomed to failure for a small project because you won’t be able to keep up, you’ll be out of date in a month and drastically insecure in a year.

This is basically all there is.

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…which is Gecko, which is Mozilla.