I only tip for the wait staff at a restaurant, I never tip for orders I am picking up for myself. But generally speaking tipping is the norm in Canada.
Unfortunately "archival purposes" doesn't save you at all here. Any act of taking anything out of the office, physical or not, would get caught right now and get you prosecuted.
With the way gamedev works these days, that would be entirely against the NDAs you sign with the company and open you up to legal and financial repercussions on top of essentially making you unemployable by any other game company out there. Doesn't matter if you leave the company, the NDAs still survive. I completely get where you are coming from and why you are saying that, but it's just not a good idea in today's day and age, sadly.
Generally speaking, I completely agree. But in this particular case, she really kind of reined him in, as in gave him a lot of the stability he was looking for and showed him a lot of the support he needed, having grown up in a massively abusive household and such. Also, if you see them together, it's clear that she's wearing the pants in the family and he seems quite happy with that. But when it comes to age gap relationships, this is really the exception rather than the rule.
They're married with 3 kids, not dating.
I don't know anything about Mass Effect myself, is it normal that the flags are in the series in general?
Turns out this was not actually true according to reports from today.
Relays, my guy. Get your instance into relays.
Thanks, I appreciate it. Had not heard of these before.
Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to answer.
Excuse my ignorance - I don't have much experience with AI to this point - but what does Newelle have that something like Unsloth or LMStudio does not? What makes it great stuff?
It's been there for like 3 years or something already.
...And they were never heard from again.
Just do it the easy way and get a $20 a year iptv subscription.
Leaks as marketing is not a thing and has never been a thing, little bro.
The Game Chasers. Main guy handling the channel, being part of the show and editing ended up passing away from Cancer recently.
I watched Don't Fuck With Cats, the documentary about Luka Magnotta and the murder he committed. I had just moved back to my hometown after being away for some 15 years. I wasn't familiar with what had happened but knew the name and confused him with the guy that stabbed an Asian man to death in the back of a bus around the same time. I was very very confused when I started to see drone shots of my neighborhood at the start of the second episode, seeing my morning bus stop and post office currently and then discovering that the place where the body was left was one of the spots I used to play at as a child.
It was a wild discovery.
It's because the old Reddit interface was a major hole AI scrapers were getting through.
I can't say I've ever had any issues with their app (aside from forcing me to use it when I go to the site in a web browser).