What do you think a hug is?
I restarted 2 weeks ago because cross progression isn't a thing yet (bought a new toy). Last night I played alongside level 5 players which is quite new still.
Mission difficulty is easy to manage and change between. There are always high level players joining easier missions for a break too.
If you're ever in doubt as to what you should do, dive and dive again. And again. And again!
I wonder if the underlying problem is that it can set precedent against the entire business model of "child-free living complexes" and similar "retirement residences, non-paliative/long term care". Both of those models, by design, restrict tenants based on age.
Before asking this next question, I'm in no way advocating for this. Why does a corporation get to benefit from these while a smaller or singular party cannot? Where do we draw the boundary or why do we maintain it? Is the problem because those in charge are benefiting from it via passive or direct investment?
If it's not ok to discriminate against a family with children looking to rent a home, why can that same family not rent an apartment in a retirement complex or other style residence where non-retired adults without children live by design?
I only don't hate this because I love frogs. If the spider lives frog too, then I can tolerate it.
I found this too be quite interesting:
To me, this makes all the "I'm an alpha, like a wolf" bumble even funnier. Nah, you're just a cat person with poop on the brain.
Mine has "auto brights" that I swear were designed by an evil bastard. They flashed people often enough that I've taken to turning them off and just go with my normie lights unless it's country driving now.
Was just talking about this with a coworker yesterday. They'd noticed that in their neighborhood, the amount of decorations out were even less than the year before. No one left the area, just not putting stuff up anymore.
It's not as bad as 140k, I think somewhere around 100k, but I have a guy like this too and he's the office joke. Worst part is the guy who can fire him knows but for some reason is still hanging on to him.
He's not the reason I participate in RSP though, that's definitely my 4 kids and early wake up needs for work. Love 'em to pieces but I'll be damned if I don't get some quality silence or other mindful disconnect from reality before sleeping. Sometimes it's just sitting in the lazy boy with the lights down low and my air pods in (noise cancellation on, nothing playing).
The weirder thing is I was replacing a users desktop the other day and updating default apps. Edge did its usual "pleas love me" bit but then so did Windows Mail as I was changing it to Outlook 365 of all things..
IT is fun, I do anywhere from 2 hours to 16 hours in my 8hr shift depending on what the day brings me. 16 hours is the extreme rare, of course, and either outage or project based.
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joined 1 year ago
This summer could be one of the least smokey summers of the rest of my life.. yay increasing risk of wildfires.. sorry Northern US, we had a warmer winter than the year before so it's likely gonna be lit again this summer.