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Happy birthday, thanks for the hard work!
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Happy birthday, thanks for the hard work!
Amelia Tyler was a pretty amazing narrator for Baldur's Gate 3, imagine she'd do a similarly great job with this
Silly academics and the limits to their tolerance for debt servitude.
It works for some, not for others. If it does work for you, it will be much better than a stimulant because there's no up and down, no off day brain fog or excessive hyper focus. If it doesn't, you may realize one day that you're extremely depressed (medical sense of depression) and that pooping isn't going right (probably constipation, but maybe just lack of appetite, or diarrhea, or?). Just keep an eye on the potential side effects, take it slow, give it a chance, and be ready to bail. It can take a couple months to reach effectiveness.
Does it still count as a vulnerability if it is by design?
There are already good suggestions here but:
As others said, many many people can relate, and it sucks.
There are coding programs and certificates that are valuable both in terms of learning and job placement.
It's not about what players want, it's about what they'll buy, and bamboozling works way too often.
That's just because North America is the only continent that's big. Where else could you possibly fit Texas, Alaska, and Hawaii in one place?
This isn't ownership of capital. Creating value for someone else is unchanged.
This is all corporate speak, the words don't actually mean what he's saying. "Dynamic" is corporate speak for "undefined shit", and "shared" means "it's your problem," and "ownership" means "your responsibility." So, "dynamic shared ownership" is "undefined shit is your problem and responsibility."
This seems incredibly short sighted. People don't like having their voice silenced, for good reason. Refuse them a chance now and they're more likely to make their displeasure known in the general election when it will have a much greater effect.
It isn't if they can do better, it's if they can do cheaper.
They'll get better when better drives ad revenue.
Article is ten years old.
This title and article are basically press copy from CA. The relevant bits with a side of sales bullshit:
if you don’t fancy shelling out the full £19.10 for all three factions, you can grab new bits for either Nurgle, the Empire, or the Dwarfs for £7.49. If you do buy just one to start off with - say, to get a feel for the quality of Thrones of Decay as a package - you’ll get a 15% discount on the remaining two packs in the future.
The move is the latest from developer Creative Assembly in a bid to regain trust with its community after a disappointing DLC release in Shadows of Change and a series of PR blunders.
For a long time I've thought we just need a left hand joystick to pair with mouse. Could still have a thumb hat too. It would probably break my brain trying to mix all the different muscle memory maps though.
That's not as high as I expected. I wonder how it compares to stocks.
Hex is the superior square
Maybe because they're naive enough to assume that just because they're lying bastards they can tell when other people are.
It actually works great as a mini series if you watch it like a TV show over a week or weekend.
Also, if you can find the Hobbit fan edit called 'M4', that's actually worth adding into the marathon.
Once again pirates get the best service.