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It’s fine, someone got their 10 dollar Uber eats voucher and then it was revoked. So nobody should be upset.
/s
It’s fine, someone got their 10 dollar Uber eats voucher and then it was revoked. So nobody should be upset.
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I’m with you, but for many young people these days it’s almost not an option. But I’m also in Canada so…
You’re entitled to your view and that’s ok.
Your argument is just weird. Ok how about elden ring. Doom eternal. Cyberpunk 2077. The Witcher 3. Stardew valley. I dunno what you want from me but the combat in Skyrim is clunky.
I’ll keep this in mind thanks!
Compared to nothing, it’s clunky
Only gave Skyrim a try a few times, the combats a bit clunky and the game feels repetitive. It can look very good though, especially with mods. The world is interesting.
Why I chose AMD in 2019.
My point is working seems to allow for a longer life vs those who sit on a couch when they retire
The chores ones are what I mean. Boring. But there were some really good ones for sure. I really liked finding all the Witcher gear too. The world is incredibly vast and detailed, packed with stuff in every nook and cranny. Same with elden ring. Though I felt the dlc lacked in that regard.
The blood and wine dlc was amazing. I loved the main story/mission. There was a lot to love in the Witcher 3. I’ll have to play it again some day.
Ya so he is still “working”. I think many watch tv and eat. Lol.
I had no idea you could remotely configure pxe to reboot into a recovery image and run a script. How do you do this?
Looks like it’s about to rain
Not a lot of nearish. It would be pretty bad if this happened here.
Probably but I feel there’s some truth to it. If you retire and sit on your ass all day, that is also not good for your health.
Geralts talking to self never bothered me. The characters, story and world were really interesting for me. The side quests were definitely all filler. I found a few that were amusing but most were the same thing: go kill this over here.
This is a good solution for these types of scenarios. Doesn’t fit all though. Where I work, 85% of staff work from home. We largely use SaaS. I’m struggling to think of a good method here other than walking them through reinstalling windows on all their machines.
Sick burn. It’s just garbage on there except for the big players.
I had to laugh at “an increasing decline” 🤣. Good ol double negative.