Can I get that twatter link tho? š
It's also available on Audible, since this is saying not available in your country.
I am only partially through the first book but can't help but elaborate on a theory that I have. I believe the author strongly hints at it and it may be a simple misdirection, but I think it will be amusing to see how right or wrong it is in the end. Note: I'm listening to the audiobook, so please forgive any spelling mistakes.
Spoilers after this point.
I am at the point of the book where the Apollo proctor is trying to scare off Darrow and Co.'s gang as they approach, so please no spoilers beyond that point. I believe the author strongly hints at the bellow starting with Darrow's interview with Titus before his death.
My Theory
- the Sons of Ares, and other such groups, are simply another means of control.
- The purpose is to identify individuals with great potential and acquire them for the Golds.
- the school is mostly made up of Reds, or maybe other colors, and only a smattering of true Golds.
- the school exists to replenish the blood of the high Aureate, regardless of where they come from
- the upper crust (Peerless Unsacarred) rule over even the other Golds and represent the pinnacle of one view of humanity
- most Golds slowly fade down the ranks, being replaced over time by the best of the lower orders
Evidence
- The broadcast of Io's (sp?) death to the whole planet and beyond seems more calculated to call out recruits than to subdue anything
- Darrow's transformation leaves the door open to others having gone through the same procedure
- Darrow suspected that Titus was a Red due to the language he used and utter disdain for Golds, and what they did to his mother (?)
- Darrow mentioned multiple times that other people felt more Red than Gold (Sevro off the top of my head)
- Mustang humming the revolutionary song and (I suspect) pretended to not know the lyrics as a test of whether Darrow knew them -- did she suspect likewise?
- Only a handful of characters I've seen so far, such as Priam and Cassius, have the authentic swagger and education that I suspect true Golds would have
- Why do all these privileged Golds have such a massive chip on their shoulder?
Analysis
If this is true, it elevates the Aureate from cartoon villains to something interesting. It's one thing to enslave and lord over others for your own benefit, but to apply the same standard to your own people is quite the thing. Evil as they seem, I must respect that these true believers walk the walk. Maybe you really do need the hardest of the hard to bind together a solar system-spanning humanity.
The weakest link in this theory is why would these Reds willingly become part of the system? Does the game teach them of the necessity? Do they get brainwashed somehow? Does power corrupt? That's yet to be seen.
Thanks for reading!
Although French will be the working language, 13 other national languages spoken in the country will receive official language status.
If you were curious what replaced it.
It's actually not the web page embedded, which is what I was expecting too. Best feature is that it vibrates while the response is generating.
Very cool. I've done similar layouts but not so far as creating my own highlighting and keywords. Tbh, I prefer pen and paper for my "real life" stuff as I don't want to be so tied to the computer/phone. But for work, where I'll be at the computer anyway, I might steal some of these ideas.
I've played WoW classic on Linux without any real issues. The easiest way imo is through Lutris.
- Install Lutris (should be in most distro repos)
- Add game, choose battle.net
- Let it install, launch, and login to battle.net
- Install WoW classic from inside battle.net
Be sure to note where Lutris is installing your games (it's configurable), so that if you decide to use add-ons you'll know where to put them. I used WowUp, specifically the CurseForge version to manage my add-ons.
WoW itself runs pretty much flawlessly. I may have made some VK3D tweaks, but I'm not home and can't check my notes. Let me know if you run in to any problems.
Very happy to hear this. I've been really enjoying the game but expected my time in the game to have an expiration date. Hope they follow through and the game can maintain a decent player base.
I use chezmoi
for tracking dotfiles and used to use a fancy Ansible setup. Now, I just occasionally backup a list of explicitly installed packages and track the major changes made to the system in a simple Markdown file.
I've done a netrunner build and an annihilation/berserk shotgun build. I'm planning on doing some sort of sandevistan build this time around, maybe knives or pistols.
Has much info about the new talent trees come out?
I've got Cyberpunk into a corrupted state via mods before. Ultimately had to delete the Wine prefix and do a complete reinstall after that.
Glad it worked out for you!
The improvements in the last 5 years or so have been dramatic. When I switched to Linux ~12 years ago I had to give up gaming. Now, we can get the best of both worlds.
Probably not my favorite overall, but I always enjoy Wakistan purely for the bridge fight. Reminds me of a map in America's Army, if anyone remembers that game, that was solely focused on crossing a bridge.
Don't sleep on crafting. Depending on your build, many of the best guns are crafted. Ignored it on my first playthrough and focused on it in my second, world of difference.
I think it's a deck of cards and since it's in the community list I assume it's supposed to open a random community.
Looks cool! I'll give it a spin in ViolentMonkey tomorrow and report any issues.
I just tried it in incognito and got the same result as OP.
I really got into Terraria years ago and made good progress in the game (got to hard mode at least). Every now and then I try to get back in to the game and start from scratch in a new world and I just give it up before getting much done. How do y'all get over the early game hump?
I've used ROCm for pytorch and stable diffusion. Using the pre-built docker images is definitely the way to go. Once setup, it's worked great for me.
You just have to understand that most projects are going to assume Nvidia (CUDA), so you'll have to jump through more hoops and still may not be able to do everything.
Is there a way to remove instances youāve added?
Go to Settings -> Accounts. Long press on the instance name (green all caps), then select Remove Instance.
Not sure about your other question, sorry.