Yeah this was fun. I got the email on my last day of vacation I took for my honeymoon.
I’ve heard of much worse those, people that had been there 30+years, a woman 6 months pregnant, and someone diagnosed with cancer, all without insurance now, not that Oracle offered great insurance to begin with. It was UHC.
I like to yell “HEY!” and point at a field full of hay bales. The wife almost always looks briefly concerned until she sees it, and then gives me the “a-doy” look. I think she secretly loves it though.
“Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by malice.”
or something like that…
good on them for giving back to the community
Selling*
Let’s not forget this is Blizzard we’re talking about.
Would you consider Pokemon Red and Pokemon Fire Red the same game?
Correct. This was a contention of mine in another thread. Not the first click bait article I’ve seen about it and they all say the same fucking thing. I wouldn’t be surprised if Blizzard sent out a marketing packet for these people to “publish.”
Out of curiosity what phone model do you have?
If you like the characters, then just watch both. I only suggest watching the original first. Stampede seems to lose a lot of the subtlety the original handled so well.
I saw this shared in a local community and someone had confirmed that many of the tickets for a local showing had been purchased likely for just this.
They said it on the Internet so you know it’s true.
Does anyone know how the term originated?
Looks very much like Samsung Dex. Do Google Pixels have a similar “desktop” feature? If not, I bet this becomes it.
Maybe instead just carry around one of those medium sized battery powered jobsite fans?
Yeah, I’ve looked into those before, I just prefer Obsidian. The community plugins are really nice to have.
Exactly, that’s my thinking as well.
I love Obsidian. I just wish it was open source. I still use it though.
To be fair, the six-axis movement of the Move controllers was obviously impressive and a seemed to be a precursor to almost all VR controllers.
Since ICE officers don’t normally carry identification, or badges, or even show their face, there’s nothing illegal about dressing up as an ICE officer as long as you don’t actually claim to be an officer, right?
Sorry, I misspoke; Discover is part of the KDE suite which makes sense considering I use Plasma. And when selecting Plasma as my DM, it did come installed by default.
It is recommended not to install packages from Discover that aren’t flatpaks for an Arch based system.
That would seem to support his claim then.