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by kipchak 5y ago
I'm not sure how they're working things on the payment processing front but Steam has sexual content on it's regular storefront now without requiring external patches. Heck some are even Steam Deck verified.
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by kipchak 5y ago
I definitely get that it isn't for everyone. I'm not familiar with that author but I can relate via House Of Leaves and only really liking parts of it. Looking at it from the opposite side, some people have no problem with the gam
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by kipchak 5y ago
A potential upside is that because it's tedious, you'll probably want to do it for only as long as necessary before trying again so the difficulty is somewhat adjusted to the player's need, and you don't actually change
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Most of these that I've come across are fairly intuitive. For example stone enemies being resistant to slashing damage, or dark ghosts being weak to holy damage. There's also typically a workaround, for example a jumping attack wi
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by kipchak 5y ago
Unfortunately most people with 401(k)s are in SPY as the default, boomers or not
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by kipchak 5y ago
It looks as though the URL has been changed along with the update to the source, the original link was to https://archive.ph/TV8DV#selection-475.71-475.118
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by kipchak 5y ago
If I'm reading it correctly "violence against Russians and Russian soldiers" seems like it would apply to both civilians and soldiers.
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by kipchak 5y ago
This seems like it would apply to calls to violence against civillians as well if I'm understanding correctly, "violence against Russians and Russian soldiers". Under that definition "Someone should go start stabbing Rus
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by kipchak 5y ago
Perhaps the intention is to get you in the door for $1600, but have the SKU most people wind up buying be $2000.
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by kipchak 5y ago
At least on ATT in the US the iPhone 5 is not on the "supported" list, the 6 and up is. https://www.att.com/idpassets/images/support/pdf/Devices-Wor...
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by kipchak 5y ago
It might have just been my headphones but mine would constantly disconnect on the 3.5mm side.
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It's too bad the 13/14 mini is going away. That being said I think the SE should be plenty for me. Edit : To phrase this a bit better, it's too bad the "mini" model doesn't seem likely to continue into past th
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by kipchak 5y ago
Another rung down the psyops tier, perhaps it's intended to make "near-peers" think there's next gen aircraft that is being obscured.
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by kipchak 5y ago
The odd thing about the Nimitz story is that it wasn't just pilots, but an entire carrier group, which was undergoing initial training/practical operation of it's brand new Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC)[1], which es
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by kipchak 5y ago
In the "GIMBAL" video the second operator mentions something similar, "there's a whole fleet of them, look on the ASA"
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by kipchak 5y ago
If the moon-cell shows up we'll definitely have a problem on our hands.
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I'm not sure if they're still active, but there's been a couple group doing something similar for thinkpads (lcdfans/cnmod, xueyao) retrofitting new Motherboards and other components into older chassis. You could maybe t
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by kipchak 5y ago
It looks like it does on Yandex maps if I have the right location. There's even a photo of the (apparent) pole dancing room. https://tinyurl.com/ttxvuvu4
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by kipchak 5y ago
It reminds me of a firewall joke, you use an American firewall to protect against the Russian backdoors, then a Russian firewall to protect against the American backdoors, and so on.
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by kipchak 5y ago
GoG (2008, the wii was 2006) is probably at the forefront of old games that just work on modern hardware, though there is some occasional hiccups. I think the oldest title is from 1980. For nintendo NES/SNES is if you have the basic su
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The only downsides to to the Steam marketplace is it hasn't caught on very much outside of Valve's own titles, and you can only cash out to store credit, which has resulted in third party trading sites that run on top of the steam
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I think the problem is these sorts of games are still relatively niche compared to most releases by the big shops, which appeal more to people with a passing interest in games as an occasional pastime versus a hobby. For example I knew som
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by kipchak 5y ago
I thought it was odd when YouTube started implementing a "Covid-19 News" feed to the home page that couldn't be disabled. I get why they would implement such a feed as a default, but not letting people turn it off and let peo
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by kipchak 5y ago
Google's cached version of pages can be another useful option, if you click on the ellipses to the right of a search result's address and then "cached" in the bottom right hand corner of the "About this result"
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by kipchak 5y ago
Didn't Japan have pretty substantial territory gains by 1935?
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I have to imagine the changes have to have been somewhat more driven by developers coming up with fun gameplay ideas while messing with new hardware. Super Mario 64 DS for example includes a collection of minigames with varying gameplay mec
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"So even though there are breakthrough infections with vaccinated people, almost always the people are asymptomatic and the level of virus is so low it makes it extremely unlikely — not impossible but very, very low likelihood — that t
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Anecdotally from playing Euro Truck Simulator, shorter trucks are also helpful in German zipper merge lanes, which are quite a bit smaller than typical US merge lanes. This article has a pretty good photo. https://www.ozy.com&#x2
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Halo was originally designed as a RTS, but playing around with it a bit they found it more fun to get the camera down closer, especially driving vehicles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weuRNxpDLUE
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Is the contract viewership based? I thought it was just a straight 100M.

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