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:ter opens a terminal buffer. It uses the same modal controls as other vim buffers, so you'll have to enter insert mode to type. Neovim + Nvchad has its own nvchad.term module that can be customized in the config. You can also press Ctrl+Z while in normal mode to suspend Vim and return to the parent shell, and the fg command to reopen the suspended process.

As someone who was bullied and assaulted several times in school, I have to chime in: don't do that. A huge, arcing punch like that is flashy and spectacular, but it is easy to dodge or deflect (massive moment arm), and you'll be thrown off-balance. Instead, if you can get in close, aim for the gut, just below the sternum. Keep the fist low and close to your body, and twist your torso as you punch. Hitting the soft tissue below the ribcage and above the stomach is fucking painful and will leave the rubber sole sommelier struggling to breathe.

I think they call that "communism" or something (in reality, having parents who lived in what was claimed to be communism, I now know that to be false).

"B-b-but what if one day I get to be the billionaire cunt exploiting others for my personal profit? I don't want to pay taxes when that happens, that's so un-American and anti-Freedom!"

Seriously, paying taxes can be annoying, but considering that I get (mostly) free healthcare, cheap medicine, emergency services, public transit, public infrastructure, free education, and who knows what else, it suddenly sounds like a sweet deal.

FFXIV. I was playing it for the story... then Dawntrail happened.

That's why you shouldn't drive a 1969 Mustang project car immediately after getting your licence. You figure it out on a 2003 Honda Civic, then move on to bigger things when you have both the basic knowledge and the willingness and ability to advance your knowledge.

You claim that installing with btrfs failed. Did you look into what the error messages meant? You claim to not know what Flatpak is. Did you look it up?

RTFM is not just a thought-terminating cliché used by elitist wankers. It's a philosophy you have to live by if you want to play with powerful toys. Look at manuals, the Arch Wiki, Stackoverflow, or ask a clanker. If that's beyond your abilities at this time, you'll either have to improve yourself, or surrender for the time and try a more beginner-friendly OS.

Considering how many websites were temporarily obliterated by the left-pad fiasco, being an npmjs maintainer might be an even higher power-to-effort ratio (by virtue of a near-zero denominator) than being a billionaire CEO.

Imagine bitching about pineapple on pizza when those gastroterrorists are unironically putting ketchup on sausages. It's sacrilege, an atrocity against man and god.

Marketing is extremely important for a game's launch because it's the only opportunity for a game to make a first impression and set expectations, and to gain player goodwill. When an announcement trailer is presented as the final spot on TGA, the audience expects a game worthy of that spot. Geoff did the game no favour by doing that, or by doubling down on twitter. They've cocked up the marketing and ruined player goodwill that may have caused some people to overlook the product's multiple issues on release.

Coming back from that takes a lot of fucking effort (see: No Man's Sky), which they're obviously unwilling to give, so why would players waste their time for the promise of a better game? Highguard is a failure of design, a failure of management, and a failure of marketing; and I'm not at all sad that it's getting flushed down the drain.

It sucks that the first to feel the effects of this entirely predictable failure are the workers.

That would be true in a vacuum, but there have been plenty of examples of "good" games completely fizzling out simply because they were unremarkable in a saturated market. Lawbreakers was a fairly well-received objective-based team shooter with interesting movement mechanics. It was killed off because it couldn't compete with Overwatch for players' time. Then there are the countless battle royale games released during the reign of PUBG and Fortnite, and all the wannabe Halo-killers, CoD-killers, WoW-killers... history is littered with the corpses of "good" but otherwise unremarkable games that thought they were the shit.

Highguard isn't just a failure of a game, it's a failure on the studio's part to learn the lesson: players' time and attention are limited resources, and you need to be exceptional to compete in a saturated market.

They didn't just make a bet. They made a bet on the horse with broken legs.

"We are absolutely cooked, chat." - Alan Wake (writer)

You had the opportunity to find out. But the petulant single issue voters didn't want imperfection, so they chose to not prevent Trump from getting put in the big chair. So, how has your choice contributed to stopping the genocide in Gaza?

(I know you don't want to acknowledge the answer, and I've heard the usual deflections, so don't even bother replying)