HubertManne

I would not be wild about that. I use my wifi outside.

I get that I like certain things and other people like others. Currently im not looking for a challenge in games im just looking to play with dolls.

is that as profitable as search?

thats what I mean. If they actually do that it really shows they mean business (I know an ironic turn of phrase in this instance) when it comes to their policies. I get a little doubtful about vpns but if they leave the canadian market do to this law it would show they stand by what they say.

as a matter of fact. forget the crypto.

honestly if they have to move countries due to the bill its like the best advertisement ever.

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I have a prefernce for magic users so like having options to go different directions.

I would love an online offline mmo where you character can be a hireling thing the way dragons dogma does with your main companion. I think that mechanic is neat. Also would be nice for busy folk to be able to get some passive leveling. Especially the way you can request like certain things you need your character to do.

bionic robotic underwater turtles.
bionic robotic underwater turtles.

champions online and star trek online have massive build options. Both costuming and systems with champions using the champions system and having a freeform option that is only limited by having to have some lower abilities to unlock higher ones and then sto has the initial jobs classes of tactical, science, enginering but then any class can fly any ship of the same class options but then they added specializations that you can level and mix and match one primary and one secondary and the ships also got specialization and then universal modules and gear. its crazy infinite combos. neverwinter kinda had a lot to (other cryptic mmo) but compared to champions and sto options its hardly anything. I have to say I so wish the company that made baldurs gate would make something based on pf2.

Im not even buying parts and components I would really like to get.

Yeah was gonna reply with something like this but you give a good example. I was just thinking how smartphones went from being a rich persons toy to a “necessity” where you are a pariah for not using one. Seriously I have to constantly say I don’t use smartphones in almost every business interaction I do nowadays and I get like annoyed reactions.

man through out the game im like. sure fine just stick anything anyone passes you into your holes. gee if only you as a main character had some sort of experience that would teach you its a bad thing to do.

it should only take camera tracking and two screens smooshed together. The front one displays blocking lines. Should be able to show proper 3d to several people at once. Their was actually a laptop using this kind of technology in the late aughts.

The thing is before the steamdeck the last one I had was ps2 and xbox. I can’t say any were a disappointment even going back to pong, atari, and odyssy. They were all nice at their time. I kinda just stopped getting them because my money went toward pc’s. I even justified the steamdeck to possibly use as a laptop replacement although that did not happen.

Yeah I remember pre 2010 a lot of talk about self driving cars like they are 5 years away.

I had no idea they had so many sequels. I think I did not even complete doom 3!

This is an issue I have as an ops guy. Things will ask about language experience and its like well I have done shell scripting and a bit of javascript and python but its ad hoc. Its small scripts or editing existing things. So its like yes im knowledgable about how to code and the syntax of some language but I have not written full time. So im like look im not a coder. I have not written code for >50% of my time at positions at any point. I can see why it would attriphy. Ironically reviewing code or making small changes is more in line with what I have done in the past.

I think most folks know when the company says they will not do X they will do X.