isn't largely just ceremonial at this point? I was unaware the monarchy was actually "involved". (dumb USA here)
What exactly does that mean? Curious because I may also play NMS while I wait for Starfield to mature.
Did you still enjoy it for several hours? Was it fun to do stuff?
Ok, so, I was just agreeing with the person above me about what my brain saw first, given how obsessed and oversaturated my news unfortunately is.
The dumb hashtag was removed, but otherwise I certainly wasn't downplaying the tragedy.
This should mean that, if I wire my house with all Cat6, my whole house should be able to do 10Gbps with all lines being less than 200 feet.
Right?
I also thought this was another Trump article.
The next one just might.
Yeah I want to know too. What effect does it actually have?
Relevant Bo Burnham https://youtu.be/KGmXGkIr7w0?si=XMA0D0acx6W_RiLJ
Isn't the election a year away?
Inventory mods are often the very first thing I go after. I don't care how unrealistic it is, I'm not playing a storage simulator.
Beaten it twice? like the main story? Honestly I forgot Skyrim had a story too. I always wandered for so long I forgot what I was doing.
I played through the entire story of Witcher 3 in God mode. Enjoyed the entire thing.
Took me cost me closer to 10, and you can wait for sales.
I thought it was just a "walk around" game. Boy was I wrong. Best game I've played in a long time, constantly engaged in the entire story. Yes it's worth it.
I wonder how long I should wait for diminishing returns on the patch rate to jump into the game. I'm in no rush, I know I'll play it eventually.
I'd love to see a "artist's rendition" of what the geothermal plant would look like in front of the mountains, and from a logical wide view. This is what people say about wind turbines, and now driving by them down the highway they're more of a feature than a disfigure.
If I like exploring and mining, will I like it?
The creeper paradox: the harder you try not to be, the more you appear to be.
I replied to OP but I also need to say that I have definitely been the bully before. Very very inept coworker that after months of mentoring started to blame me for their short comings. So, after that, I stopped being so nice. There was only so much bullshit I could handle.
So at the time, it felt justified? But looking back I wish my response was to just ignore them.
The last time I was bullied, was by my own boss, back in 2007-2009. Truth is I didn't deal with it, and eventually they fired me. Next job basically taught me that it was possible to enjoy your boss & coworkers.
If you're going through it now, best advice is to find people to talk to. Partner at home, work friends, anyone you trust. If it's to the point of harassment, you tell management. If they blow you off, look for employment elsewhere.
cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/689113
> Marked as spoiler, but I'll still be vague where possible. > > Near the beginning of Act 6, when you are walking through the city towards the underworld, you come across a group of cultists that mention "lord of hatred" in terms of worship. Your character and party/allies even call it out - "why would they say that? Lilith considers him the bad guy? Interesting..." > > Was that referencing something I missed? (I finished the campaign, so I can't be spoilered) Or was that just supposed to mention how its all a game to the evils? What did it mean?!
Looking at flooring options for entire 1st floor, which includes kitchen, dining, family, and den. I feel like solid hardwood is the 'default' and what realtors would say is best for resale - but what about alternatives?
Luxury Vinyl Plank - LVP has come a long way on style, and offers the best water protection. But it might feel obviously not-solid, and I hear it scratches easily.
Laminate - And here I mean the fancy stuff, commercial rated coating and water resistant. Feels pretty solid, very resistant to scratches. "Dreamhome" line from LL Flooring, or similar.
Solid hardwood - not only the most expensive by a decent margin, but water resistant is limited, and I know it scratches. Plus sides are you can sand/refinish, and resale value. But I'm not too keen on making a choice just because selling it later.
Thoughts? Experience? Are there other major properties to consider?
Edit: I should have mentioned we have 4 kids, as far as wear & tear. Currently dog-free after both passed, but we'll eventually get small/medium-sized dogs again.