An extra blank form on the page and the form attribute on the button can work around that, and at that point the argument would basically be: this is super clunky.

But seriously, safe to assume they meant to say calls and just accidentally wrote the wrong one.

Though now there's separation again with NVME being its own separate system.

It's the string ones (in particular that in addition to the empty string, "0" specifically is the only other falsy string) that tend to catch people out.

But yeah, Proton is so good now that I don't think there's much impetus to port. Test on Deck/Steam Machine/Proton, sure, but not so much port. Steam Play also handles runtime container stuff for native Linux games so that can be pretty good and stable itself, but I've definitely had situations where switching over to the Windows version via Proton is a better result than the native Linux one.

AMC is also interesting because even in the "real" trailer period they have a long ad for AMC itself but also for Coke, then another for themselves telling you to sign up for the loyalty programs, then another for themselves with Nicole Kidman in the theater with her suit with the silver pinstripes. A little thing for the theater is normal but they're going way overboard with it and it's hard to believe it's really effective.

Of course you can still do that with the surviving "all you can eat" plans, but they're way more expensive and aren't quite as generous.

Still every machine I've looked at, and I've since looked at a couple more, has it r-x for world.