The biggest problem with Arena is no Rule 0. You can go in with your fun Madness deck you theory crafted, and go against an Eldrazi or Tiamat and have your day ruined. Then when you create your soulcrusher stax deck, you’ll get put against someone playing a relatively benign mill deck.

Then that person decides to make their own soulcrusher deck, and more and more people create decks that make people never want to play on Arena again.

If it were possible to look at an opponent’s commander before entering the game, that would solve at least some issues, i think. I’d personally never play against an Ulamog, Ugin eye of Storms, or Tiamat

I’m sorry, I read the forum link you sent but I don’t know how to apply it to my problem; I cloned the Git repo but couldn’t find a .so file there

Should I just remove the distro file and install openMW from Git ?

I had been running openMW for a few weeks, but since the update a few days ago (via Arch package, and later retried with AUR) I get an error:

Missing OSG plugin: osgPlugins-3.6.5/osgdb_dae.so

Does anyone happen to know how to resolve this ?

Since the revolutionary discovery of “Banned prerequisite=outcome prevented”, we have brought back the Prohibition to prevent all alcohol related deaths!

Strategic use of passive vs active verbs.

Propaganda 101

I am currently using Gibiru (a Searxng frontend by Murena; also known for their /e/OS android operating system), but have been toying with the idea of running my own Searxng on my home server

Novel ways of praising our Lord and Saviour✝️™️ incoming

The Posse Comitatus Act is a United States federal law (18 U.S.C. § 1385, original at 20 Stat. 152) signed on June 18, 1878, by President Rutherford B. Hayes that limits the powers of the federal government in the use of federal military personnel to enforce domestic policies within the United States. Congress passed the Act as an amendment to an army appropriation bill following the end of Reconstruction and updated it in 1956, 1981 and 2021.

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Just imagine the diversity hire points for having a massive insect as an employee!

That’s a criminally underrepresented minority in today’s workforce

Oh no, my balls

The Visit 2: Hot pursuit

And fixing the use of POV! chef’s kiss

If it is, I don’t even know how to describe LotR.

Silmarillion shows how half the elves that lived before the third age participated in at least one genocide

I think in this case, it’s the proper nouns that should be used. If we learned it as Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghèguò (or at least whichever part of that translates to “China”), it wouldn’t be too bad. There’s not much point in also using the Cantonese versions of “country”, “language”, etc., since most languages have their own analogue for these concepts

#AprilFoolsDay

They had us in the first half, not gonna lie

Literal 5head

!lemmysilver

A demonym is a noun that specifically refers to a person from a particular location; you can’t use it as an adjective.

So in your second list, a school can’t be a Muscovite, since it isn’t a person. You could have met a Muscovite at the school in Moscow.

You would just say that you dated a Londoner. You would then use an adjective to describe the Londoner further (a female Londoner) or make the sentence longer and a bit clunkier IMO (a Londoner who was a woman)

The Exynos, M series, and Qualcomm chips are all ARM architecture, as opposed to the AMD and Intel CPUs, which are x86.

Because of this, the majority of software wouldn’t natively work on them. Apple has obviously developed versions of many programs that function on their laptops, and could extend the same treatment to the hypothetical desktop product. The other chip companies do not have this benefit, and would have to develop supported software from the ground up