You can also self-host bitwarden.

H2O, not H20.

Azores is UTC-1 anyway.

Same for me. I don’t understand why, I should love it but I don’t.

I have one just like that too.

All pizzas are pies.

Why not? Some of the easiest bootloaders to unlock in the smartphone market are in chinese phones.

And do you seriously think that someone with minimal modding knowledge can “fix” texture compression

Yes, better textures are consistently one of the first mods to come out for every game they have released since Fallout 3.

They do, because there is very little atmosphere to shield them from it.

There’s a few single player focused ones released in the past decade. Deserts of Kharak comes to mind.

And yet Verdun, Tannenberg, and Isonzo are some of the most fun multiplayer FPS games around.

Flehmen’s response. It’s the organ that’s called Jacobson’s organ.

The original spelling wasn’t aluminum, it was alumium. Which then was proposed to be aluminium in French, and got picked up by the Royal Society. After, the guy who introduced the term to the Royal Society (Humphry Davy) started calling it aluminum but the other term had already stuck.

Original release date was actually announced as 2014 originally (during the 2012 Kickstarter), iirc.

There’s no such link in their comment history either.

Well I’m having plenty of fun with it, and I haven’t even installed 2.0. If it was a release from this year it would be my second favourite after Baldur’s Gate. So I strongly disagree with your dogshit assertion. If the DLC and 2.0 make it better then it’s for sure a redemption arc. And from the looks of OpenCritic, seems like a very universal feeling.

If everything was there from the get-go, how would there be a redemption arc? There would be nothing to redeem.

A redemption arc is when someone or something starts bad or reviled, and eventually comes to be seen through other eyes. Looks like that applies to CDPR and Cyberpunk to me.

We do need to switch to renewable energy if we want to solve the crisis, but more importantly we need to stop using fossil fuel.

What you’re saying: “We do need to do A, but more importantly we need to do A”.

And for some reason, while doing that, you’re spreading disinformation about how to actually do A. What’s going on here?