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3y ago
My son (8yo) likes paint 3d. And I agree with him that it is pretty fun.
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3y ago
Will you be affected though? You're probably old enough to avoid it anyway.
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3y ago
It's not like Russia is swimming in ammo either. Reminds me of the head of Wagner (currently dead, killed most likely to to his coup attempt) rants about it. Wether it was due to general shortage, logistical issues, or them bein target
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3y ago
It also showed how weak the supposed second military of the world is.
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3y ago
I don't think retaining the old instructors would be a good idea. Their training methods were probably very heavily influenced by the Soviet times, which will not work well with modern approach to warfare. Of course there are other asp
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3y ago
Not having the MSN home page opened every time I start the browser
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3y ago
I have the same approach and extend the habit to mobile. I use regular Android Firefox with extensions like Ublock Origin for fun browsing, then have the beta Firefox with same extensions for always in private mode browsing and finally Chro
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3y ago
I would like to add Kazoops to the list. Besides the storylines it has one song per episode, usually quite lovely. On the musical front I can't recommend Super Simple Songs enough. They are surprisingly consistent in quality, unlike ot
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3y ago
This would not allow them to monitize free2play games.
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3y ago
If you're listing all the fun features you have to mention the ragdoll psychics with inventive ways to dispatch your enemies using the environment. I was very disappointed, when this facet of the game didn't really catch on, and o
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I got a keyboard without the numpad due to the looks, but after using it a few years the full sized ones feel too bulky. I have to either move the mouse much further to the right or have my arms bent to the left when typing. Neither of whic
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It's useful, but it's very hard to justify the $19 per user per month to management unless you're using it constantly like an IDE instead of visiting once in a while to check the docs.
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3y ago
4chan and others approach to internet discourse is very approachable for most eastern european millennials. It just works well with their distain for faux/internet personalities, which is something you will end up with when anonymity i
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4y ago
I don't live in London. The route part I use the sidewalk is 0.6 miles long (checked on Google maps) and I go past maybe 10 people at the busiest of days.
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4y ago
When cycling to the train station (as part of my commute) almost half of the way I use the sidewalk. Do I break the law? Yes. Do I care? No. The road next the sidewalk is busy and I'm relatively slow for a cyclist - both due to my pers
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4y ago
"petty persona energy" doesn't have the ring to it.
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4y ago
Your comment made me perform a series of test of various blowing. The variant using the tongue is not that much more difficult. The key is to make the air escape between your lower lip and the tongue. But whatever you're more used to i
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5y ago
The number of specialised parts is one thing I dislike about modern Lego sets. They do look great and have really smart building techniques, but I just want to build a brick house with my kids. There is always Lego classic sets, and smaller
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5y ago
This happened to Steam on Linux.
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5y ago
Sounds similar to the Nigerian prince emails in principle.
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5y ago
Was it a case where they didn't know how to write it down, or did they have a problem with saying individual letters? The latter seems much more likely as different languages usually small differences in pronunciation of some letters.
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6y ago
It is a bit like saying playing chess doesn't get you better at anything but chess. There is a bunch of aspects to video games, that you improve e.g. hand-eye coordination, strategical thinking under pressure, team play and just genera
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Culinary and holiday traditions of Poland do differ from region to region and sometimes even between families due to their pre-ww2 history (which area they were migrated from). So keep that in mind! In many cases there is more than just one
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9y ago
The figure of speech is used sometimes in Poland and I do believe the origins are related to the popularity of Wild West movies in the past. Currently when used it rather stands out as an oddity though, not something commonly used.