I have a hard time seeing a solid standard that is respected by all used versions of gecko, blink and webkit and before that this is just for enthusiasts. In the far future this could turn into something usable.
This. Like with any tool you have to learn how and when to use it. I've started to get the hang of what tasks it improves but I don't think I've regained the hours I've spent learning it yet.
But as the tool and my understanding of it improves it'll probably happen some day.
It is considered true but the"replacement" took place over thousands of years and the neanderthal population was very small in comparison to the ones they were bedding.
Since each game is seeded your card rewards are set from the start, you can look at it like there's a huge pile of cards that never shuffles that you draw from. You need to dig deep sometimes to find what you need.
Tbf there are not many unlocks in sts, it feels they are slightly more advanced cards they want to keep from beginners and they open so many doors. Each character starts with 75 and unlocks 9, which isn't nothing but really doesn't prevent you from making a cohesive deck.
I've been stuck at last judge for hours. I perfected the runback and stage 1 and I feel I'm getting closer. Soon I'll beat that oversized bug and get to the citadel and it will feel great!
Atomic distros made my coming back to Linux a dream. I don't want the hassle and I don't want to break shit. That was fun in my youth, now I want shit that works.
At it's best, sure. This government has learnt a lot from the populist guide and this guy in particular is constantly trying to pin the opposition for everything while completely talking down his own ministers and government allies repeated "mistakes". He is a bully and cares only for power.
Where I work we use mongo, it's not what I would've picked but i guess it helped early dev speed and bad practices like having productus do direct db edits to save a situation because the app isn't mature yet.
By now when collections are getting huge and documents as well we've had to archive more and more recent data, which causes problems, and we have to really make sure our queries are sharp or cost and lag will go through the roof.
With that said, it actually works pretty ok for a production platform with quite a big customer base, and there are many improvements we could do if we had the time.
If I were there at day one I'd have rooted for sql, mainly based on how much these different collections have to relate, but I don't think mongo is as horrible as many people make it out to be and it does have upsides.
A lot of good stuff in the comments but one gem that kept our entire family giggling for a long time is No heroes here. Stressful co-op in the style of overcooked but platforming and about cannons. I noticed there's a sequel but I'm worried any the 3D implementation.
I was on my old one for memories a few years back and there were other players there, can't really say it was thriving but hey.
I have a hard time seeing a solid standard that is respected by all used versions of gecko, blink and webkit and before that this is just for enthusiasts. In the far future this could turn into something usable.
This. Like with any tool you have to learn how and when to use it. I've started to get the hang of what tasks it improves but I don't think I've regained the hours I've spent learning it yet.
But as the tool and my understanding of it improves it'll probably happen some day.
It is considered true but the"replacement" took place over thousands of years and the neanderthal population was very small in comparison to the ones they were bedding.
Since each game is seeded your card rewards are set from the start, you can look at it like there's a huge pile of cards that never shuffles that you draw from. You need to dig deep sometimes to find what you need.
Tbf there are not many unlocks in sts, it feels they are slightly more advanced cards they want to keep from beginners and they open so many doors. Each character starts with 75 and unlocks 9, which isn't nothing but really doesn't prevent you from making a cohesive deck.
The mellow tunes of the Hollow Knight main menu is what comes to mind.
This post made me realize that they portrayed him in the series Babylon Berlin, slyly renamed Horst Kessler.
At least that means you're good at avoiding tech dept!
Often is between Slack and Teams which would make me get up on that hill.
I've been stuck at last judge for hours. I perfected the runback and stage 1 and I feel I'm getting closer. Soon I'll beat that oversized bug and get to the citadel and it will feel great!
I'd say cuphead has overall better boss design even though dr Carls robot can go fuck itself and dr Carl too.
Silksong has beautiful story and better platforming.
Both are very very hard games.
Yet my, at the time, 5yr old finished cuphead with dlc on normal. Now, at 9, he's beating silksong bosses faster than me. Got widow in 4 tries...
Atomic distros made my coming back to Linux a dream. I don't want the hassle and I don't want to break shit. That was fun in my youth, now I want shit that works.
At it's best, sure. This government has learnt a lot from the populist guide and this guy in particular is constantly trying to pin the opposition for everything while completely talking down his own ministers and government allies repeated "mistakes". He is a bully and cares only for power.
Where I work we use mongo, it's not what I would've picked but i guess it helped early dev speed and bad practices like having productus do direct db edits to save a situation because the app isn't mature yet.
By now when collections are getting huge and documents as well we've had to archive more and more recent data, which causes problems, and we have to really make sure our queries are sharp or cost and lag will go through the roof.
With that said, it actually works pretty ok for a production platform with quite a big customer base, and there are many improvements we could do if we had the time.
If I were there at day one I'd have rooted for sql, mainly based on how much these different collections have to relate, but I don't think mongo is as horrible as many people make it out to be and it does have upsides.
Removing the z axis made it more accessible is my hot take.
I enjoy Niagara launcher. The paid version is a bit pricey but the free tier is pretty solid as well.
They could be trans I guess..?
Thanks for the warning.
A lot of good stuff in the comments but one gem that kept our entire family giggling for a long time is No heroes here. Stressful co-op in the style of overcooked but platforming and about cannons. I noticed there's a sequel but I'm worried any the 3D implementation.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/696140/No_Heroes_Here/