I had the exact same thought

Fucc I'm so libbed up right now

Ew no. Scones are dry crumbly abominations that you have to drown in jam to even be able to swallow. Buttermilk biscuits are buttery, flaky pieces of heaven.

Or alternatively on big intake vents throughout the house

Big orgs also really don't like it when there's no vendor support for third party applications

But it's also what all the AI filters are going to be checking for no?

Interesting, sounds pretty different from the format typically recommended. Would you be willing to share (after taking out any PII of course)?

How do you put an opiniom on a resume? Or are you talking cover letter which at least half of hiring managers don't even read?

Technically most motherboard has a piezo speaker for POST beeps. Not sure you can route meeting audio through it though.

That...can't have been real and serious

Watching the movie felt almost exactly like how it feels to play the games imo. Almost every line Bryan said throughout the movie was something I've said myself while playing. Trying to shoot padlocks, missing tons of pistol shots, knowing a zombie is coming and still screaming when it does...so many similar experiences. As for the plot, you hardly ever get direct continuation between games, and new lead characters are introduced all the time, so to me this easily felt like it fit in the world established by the games.

Definitely felt like it was made by a fan which I think is the most important thing in adaptations.

This might be a dumb question, but how does one install games made for windows before adding them to the library as Non-Steam games? Wine?