Here's my tip, for Lemmy hopefully it will never get so popular as to not work any more.
Answer the phone for unknown numbers, don't say a g-d thing, just listen. Let them address you first.
If they ask for you by name go ahead and respond, if they call back answer with a generic "hi" greeting, don't let them have your voice or name before you know who they are and what their business is.
A robot will mark your number as a "dead line" and not call you again.
A person will either be trying to reach you (and know who you are) or trying to reach a living person, and not waste their time with an unresponsive line.
I thought I'd be a lifelong subscriber from the 90s, but early 2000's they became a lot less reader focused and a lot more spiritual focused. Haven't picked one up in over 20 years, sure as hell not going to their website
Thanks, but I don't blame you for assuming any one of us are, the majority of us have decided to put that troglodyte in power.
I'm a white guy and I apologize.
For the past, for the present, I hope someone else can take over for the future, because maybe my kind can be part of the future, but proven we cannot be trusted with it
I didn't realize until I left the area (why would you vacation at a different beach when you have the beach at home?) that tar balls and rinsing your feet with gasoline at the end of the day, were not normal beach visiting activities.
Not sure I understand what the new York times has to do with this story at this time, why don't lemmings wait to see what's written before leveling criticism at them?
Time and contribution from users like me and you, probably more you because you've posted something!
Support the communities you enjoy, and report the trolls in the comments. Block people who are trying to cause trouble and encourage others to do the same.
I wish warlock, "master of the arcane" and it's sequel had done better, they were the perfect balance been civ and age of wonders, with twice the gameplay speed of either
It definitely had more games! Was very satisfied when the previews ended where they did, would've been amazing to have more but it was already so much,
Absolutely 10/10 protection, added a fair number of games to my wishlist, and even bought a couple. And It was fun trying to guess what games were before their titles came up.
Is that deep rock galactic going to be another free content update? At first I thought they were finally integrating what they learned from deep rock galactic survivors (and that would explain why they've never thought too long on multiplayer), but that has to be way too much for just a content update, right? Jeez coffee stain continues to knock it out of the park.
Wasn't this like 40 minutes last year? Damn I'm excited to watch this (especially if it's like last year's) but that's quite a time commitment, maybe over the next couple days.
I think I added half the games from last year to my steam wishlist/follow, unfortunately quite a few are still in development.
I assume "tutorial boss" is the one you're required to kill on any new character, before you can access the first city, the one that any first time player might have trouble with, but once you've done it once it's never going to take you down again.
Edit,
The death in the video they posted was the first "boss" after the first city, also pretty pathetic to lose to, but not a required (tutorial) fight. Seeing his mechanics there it wouldn't surprise me if the hillock (or whatever his poe2 counterpart is called) killed him.
Second edit
Musk died to one of the game’s tutorial bosses due to a bad connection, which subsequently concluded the stream, ending another sad, weird data point in the Elon Musk fake gamer saga.
The entire thing was a publicity stream for how reliable star link was, seems like if he's dieing to early game bosses because of connection issues star link might not be suitable for gaming on...
Last edit, he died 3 times to the tutorial boss, at that point it's connection issues and lack of skill.
Good news, it's 20-30 years away!