The exception being paragliders and Wedge Tail eagles which has got to be a terrifying experience
That depends on the CRT and I’d rather people err on the side of caution than someone wind up dead fiddling with an old tv.
I started working on a 40k Vampire Survivors clone immediately after playing it, I didn’t get as far as I wanted to be honest.
Sounds like it might need a few patches to really shine and I hope it gets the attention required.
The channel probably has warnings but DO NOT touch anything inside your CRT unless you know what you’re doing.
The capacitors can kill you years after the TV was last plugged in.
Pelvic pain can impact anyone, but biases about women’s health can lead patients with vulvas to get dismissed more frequently.
If only we had a word for those individuals and didn’t need descriptions of anatomy.
That is a very unflattering photo, it was certainly a choice.
He’s a scalper. The game is irrelevant really.
I'd be pretty upset at that headline if I were gen z.
Fortunately those kids don’t know how to read
They were, though the details have changed several times to encourage fomo and other dark patterns to encourage silly purchases
Someone’s off their meds again 🤪
Reading Bjarne’s criticisms of contracts is enlightening and confusing all at once.
This is funny. They’re correct.
Development of PDF began in 1991, when Adobe's co-founder John Warnock wrote a paper for a project then code-named Camelot, in which he proposed the creation of a simplified version of Adobe's PostScript format called Interchange PostScript (IPS).[1] Unlike traditional PostScript, which was tightly focused on rendering print jobs to output devices, IPS would be optimized for displaying pages to any screen and any platform.[1]
