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I'm a "clean install a LTS release every two years" kind of guy. I keep the default wallpaper because it's a reminder of what release I'm on. Kind of like a changing of the seasons type of thing.

I beat the shit out of this game back in the day, but I made the mistake of ignoring luck and ended up with a suboptimal character. I had every other attribute maxed out, and the last 20 level ups I had, I could only put 1 point in luck and had to throw away the other points, because everything else was already maxed out. I only ended up with like 60 something points in luck too at the end of it all.

Almost 20 years later and I'm still a little peeved about thay every time I'm reminded of Morrowind. I've tried to do another playthrough at least twice since then, but I always give up shortly after starting.

Linux distribution timeline

For the irritation issue, you can buy third party stems that are designed to cool the vape smoke down. Here are a few examples for the Rogue:

• ball stem
• small bubbler
• large bubbler
• adapter to connect to an even larger bubbler

There are probably more options if you google around. I only looked at that Sneaky Pete store.

The Group of Seven (G7) Coalition and NATO signed agreements to offer Ukraine long-term security commitments during the NATO Summit in Vilnius on July 12. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced that NATO has agreed on a three-part package that will give Ukraine a multi-year program of practical assistance, create a NATO-Ukrainian coordination council, and commits NATO to allow Ukraine to join the alliance without going through a Membership Action Plan (MAP).[1] G7 members Germany, Japan, France, Canada, Italy, Britain, and the United States signed a general framework document called the “Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine” aimed at offering the Ukraine military, financial, and intelligence support and stated that each member of the G7 will enter into bilateral security negotiations with Ukraine regarding the document.[2] Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida stated that other countries would have the opportunity to join the declaration at a later stage.[3] The general framework document also reportedly promises immediate steps to swiftly provide Ukraine with all necessary support in the event of a new attack but did not specify what that support would look like.[4] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the agreements reached at the NATO summit mean that Ukraine would receive formal security guarantees, although neither the NATO nor the G7 agreements currently provide such guarantees.[5] Ukraine did secure notable agreements that will strengthen long-term Western support for Ukraine at the NATO summit, and these agreements will likely serve as the framework for potential increases in Western security assistance to Ukraine.

This was one of the more pleasant things I've read from these daily updates. It's good to know that G7 and NATO are in this for the long haul.

Also this:

The lack of general outcry within the Russian information space regarding developments at the NATO summit, as well as Finland’s NATO accession and Turkey’s agreement to forward Sweden’s accession protocol, likely indicates that the Kremlin has internalized these defeats and desires to avoid dwelling on them.

Lol, get fucked Putin

Yes, I started blocking meme communities. I think I've reached my "I'm too old for this shit" age or something.

I do still have the themed meme communities unblocked. Like programming memes and Star Wars memes. Those still give my old ass a sensible chuckle.

What would be considered a microbrewery? I know a local company that only sells in your city for sure would be considered one. But what about a larger company that sells regionally?

Edit: Hmm, the lack of an answer on this from OP has me a little suspicious. I'm going to agree with the other commenters and assume OP is bamboozling us.

I would say just guess, and if you get it wrong, then ninja edit your comment. Eventually you'll get it committed to memory after guessing enough.

If you're good with learning via books, then I would recommend Python Crash Course. It assumes you know nothing about programming and has a good reputation as a teaching resource.

The gray market by me is a native american reservation, so I'm lucky I don't have to worry about this. It will still be nice whenever an actual state sponsored dispensary finally opens up around me, though. It's been two years since recreational weed was legalized in NY and still nothing.

I don't like this NPC thing

I 100% believe that Zuck is going to stab lemmy in the back if/when it starts taking away too much profit from Meta. But I stopped caring so much because I've also realized that a lot of people here are too stubborn and have to learn the hard way.