Any time someone gets an account ban. Now sometimes those are for a good reason, but it still removes access to purchased content, as steam is the gatekeeper to access them.

The one thing likely not grown, nor carbon containing.

Carryout coupon for a large 3 topping is $9.99. Delivered is usually more for the pizza plus delivery fee. Back when this guy was ordering, I think he only got 1 pizza so like $15 a night.

Give breakcore a try. I also found this https://youtu.be/DDFNgs7gp8M, 30 minutes of adhd cure.

It has been out for at least a year. I think it's a good marketing play if nothing else. I know a lot of people that wouldn't play that bird game but would play a dragons game.

I think a big part of it is that narrative flip from regular magical girl shows. I didn't watch magical girl stuff when I got it recommended to me, but I also didn't get any spoilers, so it still hit well. Similar to One Punch Man if you haven't seen the decade of shonen, the parodies of them don't hit.

I didn't learn my mom was married one more time than I thought until I was like, 19.

True it says facing

Both of these examples are "imminent danger" where she hasn't been harmed yet, and can still be saved. Fridging would be if the hero discovers her already run over or walks in right as she's shot or whatever.

Time

Million dollar equipment has no soul

Every optional survey like this has incredible skew for people with free time and opinions they feel the need to share. In the US, that skew is old retired people, who typically lean religious, conservative, and capitalist. The 90% of people who hang up when cold called are not represented well.

Someone did some digging and linked Meta to shadow organizations sponsoring these bills, and suggested that it's a way to improve advertising because they can like real identity to activity. I have no evidence though

There was a channel called Let's Play, of rooster teeth/achievement hunter origin. Markiplier didn't have a channel until 2012. The Let's play channel first uploaded in Dec 2011.

I think that is why many countries have primary schooling as a mandatory thing. Because children don't want to do labor they don't value, mental or physical. But we make them do it anyway, because a critically thinking, baseline educated population is important.

I've only got one system running it for now, but it has worked well for my 1080ti system. There are usually hiccups with Linux, but they've been small ones so far. Nothing worse than what happens on windows. And yeah it's got a rollback system by default.

I don't love that I recognize the art style / pose.

It has to be a reference to other posts, or perhaps the professor's name is distinctly Kenyan?

I'll be the odd one out, as a relatively new Linux gamer. I almost never shut it down unless I want OS updates. Weeks without an intentional shutdown usually.

I treat it more like a phone than I do a TV or radio like I saw other people mentioning. Always on, as I left it, running whatever it was running. Screen turns off after 30 minutes of course.

I don't pay for power, so that's not really a concern for me, and I use it frequently enough when home that most of my time involves the desktop in some way.

Well this was a personal project at a shop I work at, so I don't have any pricing knowledge really. I did burn up several sides to the inserts I used, so that's like $60 in tools, took about an hour of messing around with it. I bet a shop with more experience with hard metal and big stuff would charge you $100-200 to face it, depends on shop rate and stuff.