The arcade beat’emup wasn’t bad
The arcade beat’emup wasn’t bad
I have one of those big Britta tanks. One nice thing is that filters for them often show up very cheap at thrift stores.
Investors are every bit as vulnerable to hype, marketing, and just plain poor understanding of tech as the general public is.
1 level 2 and 2 level 1 Cleric spells
FWIW in a similar study of brands of chocolate every single one had lead and cadmium.
I would assume that’s summation mode, so everything you enter is treated as a running total. This looks like a business calculator.
Rock, paper? …ohhhhhhhhhh.
If you go to the settings (on the website, not in an app) there’s an import/export settings on that page. Save your settings to a file. Then, create an account on a new instance and import that file. Note that you will get subs and blocklist and all that, but your comment history will not follow you.
Yeah I decided to move off of lemmy.world recently. Seems like they’ve been making a lot of bad decisions.
Presumably people who care about you as a person care about what you’re up to with your life, but maybe the author of this hasn’t experienced that.
Is the implication that not showering is sexy?
And even after this you might want to manually stop the sealer before it puts too much pressure on. Bread is surprisingly squishy because it’s mostly air.
I’ve wondered why Disney hasn’t moved into that field, but I bet they look at MS’s experience as a huge cautionary tale. Massive company, very tech savvy, was willing to spend a ton of money to get a big boost in the industry…and 20 years later was it worth it? Disney’s main thing is its valuable IP, not software. Games studios don’t really integrate that well with the rest of their business. AAA games get more expensive to produce every day, even moreso than blockbuster movies. Probably more profitable to license their IP to the highest bidders and let other companies shoulder the risk.