I doubt the majority of engines consuming oil are euro-5 compliant: cargo ships, airplanes, military vehicles, electricity generators, water heaters, tractors, none of these typically use catalytic converters.
I'm not capable of violence myself so I won't pretend to support it. That being said, there is a whole process of dilution of responsibilities to make unacceptable decisions happen, if everyone plays nice and by the rules, nothing will happen. Past struggles have never been overcome peacefully.
She had ample opportunities to do good and to stand by higher moral standard. There is a difference between messing up on political technicalities (I thought this was a good idea, I don't anymore) and failing on core principles.
Also I think it's fair to avoid people who have failed a lot, sure they might have learnt from it, but maybe they are just not very smart and competent at that job ?
The older I get the more I fear there is less idiocy involved in the whole mess. The people in power are definitely conscious of their wrong-doing. As for the voter, it is scary how the sociopathic traits and overall individualism has grown in society. Everyday I meet people in support of this scorched earth approach where they'd rather embrace adversity than fight for ideals and bare with the few downsides of living in a group.
That is where you spend your money in practice. There is not enough state money to maintain all the castles. To be fair, there are a fuckton of them, even though our government is garbage, we can't realistically justify to maintain all of them anyway.
I can't say for Italy but in France it's basically free indeed. Maintenance costs are high and the repairs must follow strict patrimony preservation rules with certified workers.
It is the first game I ever bought and did not finish. There is no story to speak of, only fetch quests. No world building (a-life is absent). All that I could cope with, but the gameplay is also inferior IMHO, it feel less tactical because the AI is so bad compared to the first stalkers.
If you play fast an aim fast it might be enjoyable because the AI doesn't have the time to show its deficiencies, but it did click for me.
Well the next time someone finds a bug in their software they will have to find other ways to monetize it.
AMD has always sucked at making software. The reason why NVidia gained the AI market is because NVidia worked to write and support all the CUDA libraries. AMD devs are so bad they even struggle to just replicate the APIs NVidia already designed year earlier (ROCm/HIP projects). Even Intel who arrived much later almost managed to catch up with their own HW/SW stack (I think they gave up afterward).
I played version 10 (FSX) back in the days and it had an excellent progressive tutorial. You can also set the realism level and you can select simpler propeller airplanes.
Maō no Ore ga Dorei Erufu o Yome ni Shita ndaga, Dō Medereba ī? An Archdemon’s Dilemma: How to Love Your Elf Bride
My expectations were abysmally low and it is actually cute, fun and grounded at the same time.
I like it when there is wide natural scenery around. On the top of my head: Made in Abyss, Agents of the four Seasons, Nausicaa, Mushishi, etc.
In France I think you pay a fee in certain situations (ski resort) but otherwise it is the same. And the pilots are total badasses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk7qUaFMDhw https://youtu.be/M0z9HRC7hlU?t=129
It is actually a fork of Zed with AI features removed.
Made in Abyss, I'm scared of what is going on in the author's mind. The mythical part gives a fascinating fear, the pedo stuff is just disgusting.
To anyone passing by and wondering what this is, do yourself a favor and play it, it's free: https://rvgl.org/
Sable!
I doubt the majority of engines consuming oil are euro-5 compliant: cargo ships, airplanes, military vehicles, electricity generators, water heaters, tractors, none of these typically use catalytic converters.
They even refrain from using oil for their famous fries, they use animal fat instead.
I'm not capable of violence myself so I won't pretend to support it. That being said, there is a whole process of dilution of responsibilities to make unacceptable decisions happen, if everyone plays nice and by the rules, nothing will happen. Past struggles have never been overcome peacefully.
She had ample opportunities to do good and to stand by higher moral standard. There is a difference between messing up on political technicalities (I thought this was a good idea, I don't anymore) and failing on core principles.
Also I think it's fair to avoid people who have failed a lot, sure they might have learnt from it, but maybe they are just not very smart and competent at that job ?
The older I get the more I fear there is less idiocy involved in the whole mess. The people in power are definitely conscious of their wrong-doing. As for the voter, it is scary how the sociopathic traits and overall individualism has grown in society. Everyday I meet people in support of this scorched earth approach where they'd rather embrace adversity than fight for ideals and bare with the few downsides of living in a group.
That is where you spend your money in practice. There is not enough state money to maintain all the castles. To be fair, there are a fuckton of them, even though our government is garbage, we can't realistically justify to maintain all of them anyway.
I can't say for Italy but in France it's basically free indeed. Maintenance costs are high and the repairs must follow strict patrimony preservation rules with certified workers.
Pan's Labyrinth features the second place. I swore to never re-watch this (beautiful) movie.
And the performance/watt is not that exceptional.
It is the first game I ever bought and did not finish. There is no story to speak of, only fetch quests. No world building (a-life is absent). All that I could cope with, but the gameplay is also inferior IMHO, it feel less tactical because the AI is so bad compared to the first stalkers.
If you play fast an aim fast it might be enjoyable because the AI doesn't have the time to show its deficiencies, but it did click for me.
AMD has always sucked at making software. The reason why NVidia gained the AI market is because NVidia worked to write and support all the CUDA libraries. AMD devs are so bad they even struggle to just replicate the APIs NVidia already designed year earlier (ROCm/HIP projects). Even Intel who arrived much later almost managed to catch up with their own HW/SW stack (I think they gave up afterward).
It does, the diff shows the full files.
I played version 10 (FSX) back in the days and it had an excellent progressive tutorial. You can also set the realism level and you can select simpler propeller airplanes.