That's one of my favorite songs.
Except there are consequences for failure. See the timeline split stuff.
It's so funny to me when rules say "don't do something illegal." I get it, I get that they want a specific thing to point at if they boot you off, but it feels so silly.
I loved the way weapons worked in ME1, and they had such a logical thought process behind it written in the little lore snippets. But then when ME2 came out they scrapped it for something more traditional.
If I type in "satellite gir" the first result is that anime and some song with a similar name. This is creepy but I don't necessarily think it's evidence of audio surveillance. If the show is similar to other things your friend watches it might just be more likely in the search results.
Disgusting.
Guess
75. Idk why. Just a gut feeling I guess.
My grandfather had a large church build next to him and their construction practices led to a bunch of sediment getting dumped in his pond. This was also semi rural Georgia. He fought and got some sort of settlement, I don't know the specifics but he was able to fix the problem. But it took years of time, his dining room table was always covered in documents and plans about it. They wanted to make it out to be some sort of racial thing (old white man doesn't like black church moving in). Even though he got that settlement it was a bunch of pain he had to go through.
I hope this woman gets justice. She's against an even bigger foe. Meta makes such an absolutely ming boggling amount of money, they could easily make this right for this woman, but every SVP is worried about how their numbers are gonna look and if they pay some woman out it will probably cost them some promotion. All because of a flawed rewards structure.
Make it right, Zucc.
No, it's not actually bad, it can just be a hassle to deal with. Much like when TLS was becoming the norm for websites there was a bit of an adjustment period when things weren't always configured just right or folks didn't have good auto renewal yet. It doesn't mean the tech is bad.
It's hard to give advice on rtl sdr. How big is the antenna? If it's a small one it will be fun to see what signals you find at the campus, they're usually pretty noisy. But I wouldn't set up a 2m antenna in a shared dorm, unless I really knew I had the space.
Tears of the Kingdom was amazing. The only thing BotW did better was how it felt riding on horseback through Hyrule field dodging lasers. But that was the high point, the average experience in BotW was less fun that TotK for me.
TotK really might be one of my top 5.
It's too hard to really rank every game. I spent a ton of time on Minecraft over the years but haven't recently. Like over a decade ago I liked gmod and still spent so much time on it but haven't played recently.
Lately colony management games have been scratching the itch. Do id probably say Dwarf Fortress, Rimworld, and Oxygen Not Included.
Canonically they adapted to live in a world without the sun.