All the more reason to moderate it and find weird cookie cutters and have other people draw.
Big Picture mode in Steam is wonky as fuck for me
Edit: Not sure why this is so controversial. It's always been weirdly laggy, even in my old computer and at other people's houses. To be fair, I haven't tried Heroic, but I was never saying Steam was better/worse
I don't think you do.
I think JetBrains's approach is nice. You can subscribe monthly but anything you e subscribed to for 12 months you get a perpetual fall back license for. Unless I'm missing something specific it's a win for everyone.
Last year Blender got a shout out at the Oscars from the makers of Flow.
Well hold your horses, why does heating up two take exactly twice as long? Your microwave heats everything inside. I can understand it being longer, but exactly twice as long? Hmmm... I think we need more data.
ISO-8601 has some cases where 24:00 is allowed in place of 0:00, or at least it used to. Maybe new editions removed it.
I hate that but that also makes sense somehow.
That was a very fascinating story. Thank you for sharing. It got a little too detailed at parts, but maybe if I was familiar with the area it wouldn't have felt like that. Still a blast!
Well, read up about Ötzi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96tzi
They'll likely believe it was some form of ceremonial burial. Which, in some sense, it is now, but whether they'd be able to piece together that he died there due to a caving injury I'm unsure. Though... He's so far in it seems the only likely thing.
Graphic, but I'm curious what will happen to the remains. I can't imagine they'll be preserved like Ötzi was by the cold, but at the same time it's well protected from scavengers. I think there's probably enough random microbes on our clothes and body that some will be able to thrive and decompose the body. So I guess maybe just the bones and clothes will remain? Maybe skin?
It's interesting to think that in the future it's perhaps more likely they stumble on the records than the body. Perhaps through an old copy of Wikipedia.
You don't need to imagine. The article is right there! :3
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