

As a former Eve Online no lifer I could only honk to this sign if it was more specific.
As a former Eve Online no lifer I could only honk to this sign if it was more specific.
The big one that I can’t get to work is Star Citizen (I know, I know) but there’s a some Steam games like Deep Rock Galactic (might be the fact that its multiplayer) that just immediately crash or only run a few minutes then crash like Avowed (may just be avowed doing avowed things)
My TPM is off, it still bugs me about updating to windows 11. Thats okay I’ve been dual booting bazzite and really only use windows for a couple of games that I havent figured out how to get running yet
Nope, as soon as one man calls another a bitch, the one that got called a bitch is required to fuck the other one to assert his dominance. It’s the only way to be a real man.
Sleep on your side, drop you phone on the floor instead!
Ranges aren’t all that long inside a house generally, so I wouldn’t worry about effective range.
I want steamOS too, but Ive been dual booting bazzite for a couple of weeks and I love it.
Get that dual boot going, you can learn now and switch later.
The blood draw I understand, and what with having cancer for 12 years, you’d think I’d be used to it by now. I’m turned as far away as I can get, tense from head to toe, and on the verge of tears up until the needles back out of me. As soon as it is, I’m fine. Had a phlebotomist that I wound up getting my blood drawn a bunch who told me I was her best worst patient, she always thought I was about to start fighting, but she made sure to get my paperwork every time I was in.
There are several types of fire hydrants, two of which are called wet barrel and dry barrel. Dry barrel hydrants have a shut off valve at the interface between the hydrant and the supply piping, with drains at the base that allows the hydrant to drain water in the surrounding ground. Wet barrel hydrants will stay filled with water at all times and will have shut off valves at each individual hose connection.
Wet barrel hydrants are ‘faster’ since you don’t have to wait for the hydrant to fill and are easier to maintain, but are prone to being damaged in areas where the temperatures drop below freezing. Dry barrel hydrants are used in areas where the temperatures can drop below freezing because they’re not filled with water at all times.
Wet barrel hydrants, however, don’t store water anymore that the underground piping does. They may have 10s of gallons of water in them, but that’s a drop in the bucket compared to what’s typically needed for fire fighting purposes.
That’s Oklahoma and everyone in Texas hates it. Anyone who says otherwise is an escaped Oklahoman and the authorities need to be alerted so they can be returned to their isolation
I understand where you’re coming from, and not to sound like a shill, but GGG has made their mtx about as non-onerous as possible. Stash tabs are the closest it gets to p2w, and you get plenty for free, with plenty of free QOL features.
Also, the ratios of real money to the premium currency are more than fair without any of the ‘oh no, you’re a buck short, better spend $25 to get this thing. And now you have almost enough to buy this other thing, better spend another $25us!’
Something I’ve learned in life is that should be and is are not the same thing. You’re right, that he should be okay, but the cops are going to want to stick this to someone. It’s way too high profile for them to let it go. If happy dude isn’t their guy and walks in the front door, the cops would make him their guy.
I’d do two bags in two separate locations with different changes of clothes in each. whichever bag I went would depend on what the circumstances afterwards were.
If happy dude isn’t the CEO clean up guy, walking into a police station would be the best to way to ensure he gets the CEOs death pinned on him or worse. Happy dude would be best hiring a lawyer and following their advice.
No, there’s a desire to depose quite a few world leaders including billionaires
de·pose /dəˈpōz/ verb verb: depose; 3rd person present: deposes; past tense: deposed; past participle: deposed; gerund or present participle: deposing
1.
remove from office suddenly and forcefully.
"he had been deposed by a military coup"
Holy shit! Somebody wrote a song about me!
Some of us Americans are fat enough to qualify as two people. The math works out.
I’ve got one of those milwaukee ones that my work bought me but I want to get that fancy one from ifixit, mostly I just want to try it out.
I was driving to Phoenix for work and stopped in a roadside motel about 45 minutes east of El Paso. It was like this. One table, one lamp, one chair, one bed, one hole in the wall to my coworkers room, and a cup of coffee in the lobby. I wasn’t mad at 30 bucks for the night.