Idk why this is posted on multiple coms but here is my answer again for the sake of content.
Trekking poles. People always make excuses for why they don't need them and low-key tease other hikers for using them.
They massively improve your ability to cover rough terrain and they also greatly decrease your chances of minor injuries.
That being said, I just carry them around on my backpack because "I don't really need them" lmao.
Trekking poles. People always make excuses for why they don't need them and low-key tease other hikers for using them.
They massively improve your ability to cover rough terrain and they also greatly decrease your chances of minor injuries.
That being said, I just carry them around on my backpack because "I don't really need them" lmao.
How is it not part of the project?
Because if it's not someone else's fault, then it's the parents fault for not paying attention to their kid. So they are going to need it to be someone else's fault.
This headline made me a little nauseous.
There is basically no way to determine your nationality from this comment and I hate that.
Read this headline as "finally shot" and didn't question it.
Seems respectful
99% of people are going to use Bluetooth headphones but insist they hear the difference.
Just want to remind everyone that PalWorld is a really good game. Its still getting major updates and has an insane amount of high quality content to explore.
If you think counting is hard normally, try writing anything that embeds a Lua interpreter (indices start at 1).
So everyone who contributes to the project should make their own gitignore on every development machine they use to prevent committing build files, secrets ect?
I don't understand why you say it has nothing to do with the code when it literally has nothing to do with anything BUT the code.
What is the downside you see to committing the gitignore?