

Why a game from EA needs early access? I see it more suited for small studios that cannot afford so much QA and need a revenue stream to continue the development.
Why a game from EA needs early access? I see it more suited for small studios that cannot afford so much QA and need a revenue stream to continue the development.
HR: IT detected that you watch porn at work.
Employee: I’m not, it’s all SFW videos
HR: OK, no problem then.
As others mentioned, it’s a personality trait.
Society expects men to do “manly” things and those that does or enjoys “girly” things are often ridiculed (it is changing but very slow).
As a cis man who uses emojis when chatting, cute stationery, pastel colours, “cocktails for women” and other “girly” stuff, I assure that you will pass as male.
You know, is like when studios divide a book into two movies.
It has been a lot since I needed to download Wikipedia, it is very easy, AFAIK there is Wikimedia with backups of all wiki sites.
The weird file sizes are just a compressed file format, sql and XML. Maybe it is a bit more complex run Wikipedia locally, but the content information is easy to retrieve.
The only issue is that sql and xml are plain text files, and plain text compresses very well, so a 30GB backup can become easily 100GB uncompressed.
Well, Typhlosion has a certain background…
Mercedes was a name before being a car brand.
Mercedes is a Spanish female name, derived from María de las Mercedes (“Our Lady of Mercy” or “Mary of Mercies”), which is one of the Roman Catholic titles of the Virgin Mary.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes_(name)
Emil Jellinek was an Austrian-Jewish diplomat based in Nice who ran a profitable business selling cars, and, as a racing enthusiast, had been racing DMG automobiles under the pseudonym Mercédès, after his daughter, Mercédès Jellinek.[2] Later he contracted with DMG for a small series of dedicated sports cars containing an engine that officially bore his daughter’s name.
This exactly.
It’s the ceremonial steps that precedes the listening experience that adds flavour to the enjoyment.
If I want to just listen music and do other things I just use Apple Music + AirPods/Soundbar, but if I want to listen a certain album and make the experience more active, I use the record player.
My music collection on vinyl is curated since each album involves a higher cost.
There is also my fascination on analog things, I have an automatic turntable and love the orchestra of mechanical sounds from all the internal components.
Edit: Forgot to mention that on streaming platforms sometimes the only version available is a remastered version that was rereleased on CD that fucked the dynamic range during the loudness war or is an edit of the original one.
Just checked Coccodrilo, seems a nice place.
Thanks
Thanks ☺️
Mmmm, I’ll try to go with enough cash and contact my bank regarding fees when getting cash there.
A lot of people have already recommended to try Döner, it seems very different to the one we have here. The Döner seems too far away, but I’ll take it into account just in case.
Just checked the Technikmuseum, added to the plan for sure.
I’m a bit into mechanical keyboards, I’ll try to check the store.
Thank you.
I’m noting down the restaurants.
And thanks for the advice.
Just a handful, from whe just a few are active in almost a daily basis.
3dprinting
Steamdeck
Balatro
Stardew Valley
Startrek
tenforward (Star Trek memes)
Cat
Bats
Everything can be a liquid with the appropriate conditions.
Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down
Pocket Casts, for listening to podcasts. Got fed up with Apple Podcasts and heard good things about this one. I forgot what I disliked of AP, I just remember that it was something related to managing the episodes. Wikiloc, for hiking. The premium subscription is almost nothing, can find and follow routes easily.
If they don’t sell the game but a long term rental license, then they should not say “we’ve sold 1234557890 copies of <game>”.
I love to drive when I want to go a place that is far away and the route is interesting, it becomes part of the experience.
I hate to drive when is a chore, like commuting to the job or going to stores that are only placed were the only way to go is by car.
I learnt about it in a interview about git, he also had this necessity that no other software could fulfill and decided to create his own.
And like with git, he decided he didn’t want to continue its development and let other people to take the project because he’s a kernel guy.