The steam awards were never anything but a contest about which game is the most known. I really dislike them due to that, but at least one title (BG3 deserved it this year)
+1 on the good chair. I've spend 500 Euros and don't regret my decision.
But why the head rest? Any source I've had (including a ergonomics specialist I've had a short talk with after buying the chair) said that your head should much rather move freely.
Yes, you don't actually have to switch. You could also throw a coin to decide to stay at the current door or to switch. By throwing a coin, you actually improved your chances of winning the price.
Just wondering, is there a known issue about hidden posts? I hide them with a swipe action, but when in refresh the feed later on - the hidden posts appear once again.
Reddit is not interested in having a "good" app (as viewed from the perspective of the users). Reddit wants an app that collects as much data, and generates as much revenue, as possible. Those goals are sometimes contradictory to what normal users want.
I usually dislike games that take that long because there usually is not a lot of interesting content. That said, Larian Studios did manage to keep me interested for a long time with Divinity 2, so I'm optimistic about those news.
I absolutely hate the love for revenge violence. Stuff like celebration people running over protestors in their cars because they were forced to stop on the road. Or bleeding out after someone got shot when they robbed a store.
This includes that fact that you can basically guarantee every thread contains at least one comment claiming "play stupid games, win stupid prizes"
What software would you use to stream from Jellyfin? Just a web browser?
The steam awards were never anything but a contest about which game is the most known. I really dislike them due to that, but at least one title (BG3 deserved it this year)
My domain provider increasing prices "due to increased electricity costs". Already happened to my VPS and email.
"potion of liver damage"? So... beer?
+1 on the good chair. I've spend 500 Euros and don't regret my decision.
But why the head rest? Any source I've had (including a ergonomics specialist I've had a short talk with after buying the chair) said that your head should much rather move freely.
Yes, you don't actually have to switch. You could also throw a coin to decide to stay at the current door or to switch. By throwing a coin, you actually improved your chances of winning the price.
Oh, so nice. I love to have it back!
Just wondering, is there a known issue about hidden posts? I hide them with a swipe action, but when in refresh the feed later on - the hidden posts appear once again.
Reddit is not interested in having a "good" app (as viewed from the perspective of the users). Reddit wants an app that collects as much data, and generates as much revenue, as possible. Those goals are sometimes contradictory to what normal users want.
I think they are actually proper kites flying rather high (at least compared to regular sails) in approximate 300 m AGL.
The big difference is that at this hight there is significantly stronger wind.
I usually dislike games that take that long because there usually is not a lot of interesting content. That said, Larian Studios did manage to keep me interested for a long time with Divinity 2, so I'm optimistic about those news.
If you're trying to optimize your cost, you might get away for free by installing a virtual machine on your existing MacBook :)
I absolutely hate the love for revenge violence. Stuff like celebration people running over protestors in their cars because they were forced to stop on the road. Or bleeding out after someone got shot when they robbed a store.
This includes that fact that you can basically guarantee every thread contains at least one comment claiming "play stupid games, win stupid prizes"
The thing that would come to my mind would be game specific communities, like one for stellaris, another for the last of us, etc.
If I wouldn't mind the work of moderating, I'd probably create one :)