Don't forget to clean your horse off every few hours by brushing it in the same spot 3 times. Just... Why
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I'm really curious about your idea of a well-executed open world. Can you give an example? Also about the caring about the plot. I could argue your point about not caring about the fate of the central characters for any game.
So for a total novice could you elaborate on this? Like why a certain build is better for gaming?
So is Mint still the easiest distro? I think I'm switching for good this time.
Ok so to be fair to biology the shape of the curve matters if you want to understand the mode of life and reproduction of the organism. It can be steady and sharply decrease like humans, or it can sharply decrease and then level off in adulthood like turtles. This illustrates different survival strategies: having a few offspring and investing a lot of energy into them so they survive or having a lot of offspring and relying on statistics to ensure a few of them survive. Then you have the worst case, like fish (and in this case, deer apparently), where the likelihood of death is constant throughout your life so it basically sucks the whole way through.
Some of the terminology is from Dan Simmons' Hyperion series.
I don't really care about the history of it. I only care what Taiwanese people think now.
I'm really curious how you defend a statement like this. What do you think defines present reality for people?
How am I blaming Taiwan? They're trying to survive like anyone else. What that looks like is dictated mostly by the US, which represents an existential threat to the rest of the world.
And somehow I get downvoted and you don't. How symmetric.
I think it would be a lot easier for China to cooperate peacefully with countries it perceives within its sphere of influence if there wasn't a hostile global military hegemon maintaining a bunch of military bases and naval fleets within striking distance.
This looked so absurd that I had to look at the satellite view to believe it but it's true. This planet has skin cancer and it's us.