True, TT's B&B was great. Shame the TT standalone game lacked that charm and any meaningful engame.
derpgon
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Let's be honest, the only story missions we ever cared about were those starring Handsome Jack.
Hell I am absolutely positive that any Windows code could pass as AI written, even some before AI was even starting to take off lol.
Well, it could've been, but it is really not that important. Worst case it takes aways from his professionality.
Even picked up the shell casing. And not bystanders casualities. Not a pro, but certainly not an amateur.
Where was this guy when Tronald Dump had his speech...
Docker runs abbhorently, instability and having to restart every week or so (tried Raspbian, Arch, Alpine, and all went unstable in a couple of days, even tried changing the SD and power supply).
Back on the day, sure, ARM was the thing you wanted if you went for maximum power saving, but I think there are comparable options that give more bank for your buck in the x86 space, especially if you want to repurpose it later.
In the end, go for whatever you want, you can always sell it later if you don't like it. I'd just personally wouldn't go for ARM anymore.
If I was buying a Pi, I'd go second hand.
Might be worth looking into ODroid H4+ (or any other really) especially into non-arm architecture (personally had more issues than I would've wanted).
Security by obscurity
And, now listen, what if the someone has a bunch of these numbers in his backpocket, and by complete chance, when added to your number, it gives a number that might just mean something.
Don't need to ban encryption, just control top level certificate authorities and have access to private keys.
I'd like to see them try to get mine lol.
BMW ass looks nice, combine it with the MB front grille in black and I won't be too mad.
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Bolt action ejects the casing as well, given you perform the bolt action. Not sure how confident they were the first shot will be enough, and time is everything so I assumed they performed the bolt action to prepare to finish the job if anything didn't go according to plan.