Hawk @ Hawk @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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The summoning makes you feel nauseous

I've had similar, but they smelled like... hay.

Do these have any smell?

I've always learned 32, not 30

I think the issue with devices like this is that apps simply aren't optimized for use like this.

I have a Surface. Barely used it as a tablet really, there aren't a ton of uses and Windows in tablet mode is just awful.

With the keyboard it turns into a neat and portable mini laptop, which I love.

The Starlite seems neat, but with the current specs it feels like not quite a tablet yet not quite a laptop either.

Coming from Belgium, it's an entirely different experience here.

We've theorised that in the US, they're just businesses that buy an installation with recipes included and have very little knowledge of how brewing actually works.

When Googling the store page, it says:

Notice: Night Run is no longer available on the Steam store.

So I guess it makes sense you can't search for it.

Yeah you're right. You could still argue that blocking DMs is enough though, the rule isn't clear to what degree

Yes I agree, that's how I interpreted it

Aren't people paying taxes?

No idea why people would rather spend more money than to hold the government accountable to fix the services they pay for.

From my experience, I've seen very few reasonable comments from hexbear members.

Sure, other instances have bad actors, but it seems especially bad on hexbear.

I don't even think it's a matter of ideology or worldview. It's the absurd amount of conflict, trolling and generally "a bad time" they're bringing to the fediverse.

If the instance can handle their toxic user base, I don't see a problem in federation. But until then I think defederation is the best move.

This is my personal experience with hexbear though. Everybody is free to express their ideology, but please let us do it in a mature and adult way.

I pay for a book.

If they're giving the book away for free, they shouldn't be angry that I tear out the ads first.

Maps without Listenbourg

I really don't understand the "$70 DLC" comments. Maybe I'm too old, but TotK is the perfect example of what a sequel is.

Imagine giving away newspapers, but some articles are covered by a flimsy piece of paper saying you need to pay before you can rip it off.

Who would honestly pay to read?

So, you replaced the battery yourself or went to an independent repair shop?

When a risk is so small, there's no reason to be prepared. That's fear acting.

If you truly believe situations needing a gun are as common as needing a first aid kid or being in a car crash, then I would quickly move somewhere else.

Besides that, being prepared is not always the solution.

When hiking, you can stuff your backpack for every little risk you might take, but your hike won't last long, as you'll quickly realise you won't get far with the weight you've carried. You've even increased the risk of injury.

This is what gun carriers are to me. By unnecessarily preparing, they actually increase the risk of falling victim to what they prepared for.

You might not carry out of fear, but you'll learn to fear soon, because you're contributing yourself to the problem.

Have you seen the pictures? The solar panels are fairly small, mounted on top of the poles.

This is in the Hallertau, one of the more famous hop regions. It's not some random farmer, hop is how he makes his living.

I guess you don't find much in magazines because many red wines simply aren't vegan/vegetarian.

You might have more success specifically looking for vegan wines.

Literally says in bold even:

the keystrokes of Sogou Input Method users can be decrypted by a network eavesdropper, informing the eavesdropper of what users are typing as they type.

AKA every keystroke

I wouldn't be surprised if that's the goal. While everyone's listening to her deranged rambling, the other scumbags are probably scheming in the shadows.

Ignoring her would definitely be the best thing.