And? Microtransactions were already standard for Blizzard a long time ago before Microsoft showed up.

I personally prefer Azure over AWS.

And they use arch btw

All operating systems suck ass. There are problems and issues with all of them. It’s the same argument for programming languages. Now it’s the same argument when it comes to what brand of vehicle Ford or Chevy.

Don’t get hyper focused on a brand, on a label. Simply use what’s best for you and your needs.

Of those options I’m going with the last one. Because you have the standard error number right there but I’m assuming that it’s a customer response so the message could be modified to have something useful in it.

It’s far too early to tell. It’s in early development yet. People getting invites and expecting a fully complete, polished game have unrealistic expectations.

Pwsh 7.x works very well in Linux. Haven’t got any snags.

It being that realistic made it a terrible choice for me.

So I did all of the medical training that had on there, which I did learn stuff from but also found out that I should never actually work in the medical field.

But because it didn’t easily identify friend from foe, I kept killing my own team. Not on purpose I was just really bad at identifying friend from foe and if I saw it moved I killed it.

Otherwise it was a solid game. All the issues I had with it were with me.

Yep. Having to have requirements that doesn’t flow with people very well and requiring constant updates, people WILL find shortcuts. In the office, I’ve seen sheets of paper with the password written down, I’ve seen sticky notes, I’ve seen people put them in notepad/word so they could just copy paste.

This is made worse, because you have to go out of your way for a password manager, which means you need to know what that is. And you need a good one because there has been (and I’m going to generalize here) problems with some password managers in the past. And for work, they have to allow a password manager for that to even be an option. Which you then end up with this security theater.

You have to use a Windows desktop at home.

Sincerely,

Barnes & Noble

😆 glad it brought a smile to someone else!

Generally you’re going to find that a laptop works better when you use both hands on one and not one laptop for each hand.

For anyone not familiar… That would give you 14.4 MB (1.44 MB formatted x 10) of capacity. The rated speeds for a floppy drive is 1000 kilobits per second. So if you did a Raid-0 (striped), let’s just say that gives you 10,000 kilobits per second. We convert transfer speeds to storage speeds (8 bits to 1 byte)… Means 1.25MB/s. So best case, it takes you about 11.5 seconds to do a full transfer of the 14.4MB. it actually be much slower because this is best case scenario.

I got a confirmation on my MIG being shipped just a few days ago. Also finally managed to cancel my Nintendo online subscription, they couldn’t have made that more difficult.

This would be true. During Early Access a lot of the game had different story elements. Stuff that didn’t come to light until release. But through data mining and through the Magic: The Gathering cards you can gleam a little of what was originally planned.

For instance, originally, there was no Dream Guardian. There was only “Daisy”

So, since it’s you’re first play through, you might be missing a bit of information/lore.

No Scratch!? 0/10

I’d say that is mostly accurate. Most of the quests revolved around “good” actions. There’s a few that’s “neutral”. And only some that are clearly “evil”. I would say, you’d get the the game much faster doing evil things because… you sort of shortcut a lot of “quests” (either strait up ignoring the request, or just killing them).

But on the whole, if you start off evil early, many of the NPC’s that would chain to later quests… well… they may not exist anymore. But it’s not lacking fun. Being evil in of itself is an interesting play through. Especially, because the dialog you see will be very different from most other runs. I didn’t hate the evil runs despite there being very few positive interactions for being evil. But the endings were very much lacking when compared to a “good” run.

Oh I’ve been waiting for this patch. I’ve done multiple runs, some good, some evil. The evil endings felt, lacking.

I personally agree. I think it’s being somewhat overhyped. If step one is physical access to get things rolling… like for sure some machines are in more public areas than others. But for me, someone would have to break into my house first, then access my machine, just to run exploits later. The exploit is pretty massive, but I think needs to be tempered with “first they need physical access”. Because physically controlling machines has always been number 1 for security.