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Age of Empires 2.

You'd think Americans would be more sympathetic for people an islamistic terror organisation fighting for liberty...

FTFY

No, but there are.many other articles covering the topic if you search for it, e.g.

https://m.slashdot.org/story/421126

https://www.thefader.com/2023/11/06/attendees-of-hong-kong-bored-ape-nft-conference-report-severe-eye-burn

Sorry but who the fuck attends the "Bored Ape Conference"?

It's just a bit of white paint

Handling time series with DST can be hell in data sciences or sensors

Who the fuck downplays a death with other deaths? Hamas fucking invaded that festival and killed people like barbars. They are terrorists, islamic extremists on top. Why can't people just condemn this act? Who the fuck thinks this kind of attack is a legit reaction on the situation in Gaza?

At least put some actual numbers and post some facts. By your calculation all people in Gaza would be dead within less than 2 years, assumed everybody who lives there is a kid.

Lemmy and especially the world news community is crazy these days.

Lol this article is a joke

GUTEN MORGEN

The emoji makes it so much funnier 😂😂😂

I'm on fiefox with ublock and didn't notice any change, Germany..

On the other hand, using procedural generation should free up a bunch of dev time that you could than be using to make sure the models that the generation uses are quality.

FTFY

I was wondering too, it's the same guy.

As an European - what in hell is an ultra-moderate?

In my 15 years living for myself I developed a pretty solid cooking skill, nothing too fancy but enough to supply myself with healthy, diverse food. However I never baked a bread and hate baking in general - to me it's a whole different story than cooking. This might be a regional thing, as in Germany we have great bread everywhere available so bread baking is more of a hobby thing.
I'd suggest to learn how to cook the basic things first. Learn how to cook essential things like eggs, pasta, rice, potatoes etc. Doesn't sound hard, but for people who never tried before it's a barrier. Then learn how to cut and prepare veggies, how to cook them, how to fry them. Then try out standard sauces, tomato sauce etc. Aand learn how to use salt and pepper (which is enough for the start). When you cooked your first pasta with tomato sauce just try yourself out and extend your repertoire with all the other standard things.

Of course that's the view of western kitchen.

True, that works.

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