Dishonored 3? Where did you find that one already?
NakedGardenGnome
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Nice, thanks! This will come in handy
Heavily paywalled, anyone have a better link to this article?
Having never played rdr1, do you still recommend it, knowing I played through rdr2 already? I'm wondering if I should put it on my wishlist to pick it up at a sale or not even bother.
Our leave policies are also a mess for everyone just out of college/university, because no one really informs anyone. I'm assuming they're kinda the same for anyone coming in from anywhere else...
I thought they already had, given the type of work/life/benefits culture we have here. Which makes me wonder: which other jobs don't have any leave or pension plans?
For over a decade?
In the last decade java finally is starting to catch up! The latest java releases have finally given us the ability to pass through a function, and work more functional.
And you can choose any GC you want, even less "stop the world" ones, but who got the time to figure out which GC they actually want... The memory allocation from C is what haunts my dreams more than the GC from java.
Still, I really want to give Rust a look, if only I gave myself enough time.
Why do you even rinse? Let the dishwasher take care of it!
Mr Es beautiful blues by the Eels?
While I know of Garuda, I have no experience in using it, hence I cannot recommend it. IIRC it's also quite gaming-focused? Their default neon look and feel throws me off, I would have to clean it all up for my tastes, which I don´t want to bother with.
I've become a lazy arch-based linux distro user...
I do, using endeavourOS, which is basically "arch but with a graphical installer, using some sane defaults". Not 100% true, but true enough to think of it as such.
If you have no experience installing Linux, either use endeavouros, or go the RFTM way, and use arch. But that last one requires a lot of reading, and grasping quite a lot of Linux concepts, or be willing to learn them.
PS: I do use plain arch on my AMD laptop, but couldn't be arsed to go through the installation for my Nvidia desktop.
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The coat was given to him by a German officer, which also provided him with some food while he was hidden in the attic of a large abandoned house the Germans had taken over to use as base of operations. The officer gave him the coat on the night they retreated from the Russians, which are the dudes in the middlest frame.