meaningful positive change for the common person won't be achieved via an elected candidate. If that candidate was willing and able to make some actual change, they wouldn't be on the ballot. Voting in a representative democracy is illusion of choice.
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liberals (in the social definition) and conservatives view democracy at least as a tool to get what they want. Conservatives want to twist it to perpetuate and enforce their view of the world, liberals want to get increasingly slow incremental change. It is a losing battle for liberals, but there isn't enough class consciousness for actual change to happen. I'd rather side with the liberals than the conservatives.
Man I hope it is a crpg. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Larian could make an amazing third person action game, but there are tons of 3P arpg of varying degrees of quality and production value. There are very few crpgs of good quality and good production value.
Born and bred honduran here. I'd guess this will negatively affect Asfura's campaign, but it'll be tight between him, Nasrallah and Moncada. Though I'll be honest, out of them all, Nasrallah is pretty much the lesser evil here. If it were up to me I'd be voting for Ávila but, sinple majority means he won't get the job
Agreed! I loved Battle Brothers but I'm not a fan of RTS in general, so I wanted to give this a try purely out of what I think of the studio.
It's more small unit tactics than a big ass army rts where tactics boil down to rock paper scissors. It was very cool setting up my mg team and vehicle on an SBF role while two teams pushed up flanking, only to get flanked myself because I did not use my drone effectively. I mean that sincerely.
Really? Fuck. Well, guess that leaves Jeff Nippard and LeanBeefPatty as still solid, hopefully. Been away from the lifting world but that sucks about Mike.
Addendum to 5. Taste twice, salt once. Especially if its a sauce, since flavors intensify as it simmers.
I usually taste right at the end to avoid having my tastebuds grow numb to flavors. Even then, if I have someone nearby, I'll give em a taste and ask for notes.
Oh and an addendum to 4. Learn proper techniques and maintenance of cooking equipment. A dull knife is an unsafe knife, especially if you don't know how to chop.
A burger worth half a damn (in both taste and portion) in Burger King will cost me nearly as much as a smash burger with jalapeño aioli and loaded fries from a local burger joint. Pizza Hut/Domino's is the same, there's a proper italian dining place less than 50m from my place, prices are comparable but the taste just isn't there for Pizza Hut or Domino's.
I'm a very stingy person but that price difference is not worth the difference in quality.
Think people who got on lemmy originally lean techy (and thus more likely to use linux and be passionate about it), and people who joined after the IPO thing have more diverse reasons for abandoning reddit.
Yeah, linux can be almost anything you want it to be. It'll run faster and look and feel just the same as windows, if not better. The only bad thing, and I say this as someone who's still on windows and will switch soontm, is that there's a lot of work that comes with that.
A friend of mine who's all about linux is always fixing something about his installation. Though from what I know, he's using Arch, which apparently is less stable/needs more work to get going (something about bleeding edge).
Only reason why I haven't changed yet is because of VR and adobe programs. As soon as VR is a bit more seamless and I get replacements for adobe I'm off of windows.
I'll push back on the nonstick pans. Steel pans get you much better sears, are easier to take care of, and last way longer than non-sticks. Even expensive non-sticks will require you to use spatulas made of a soft material and will only last a couple months to a handful of years before the teflon flakes off.
Personally I would save up a bit and get a 9inch, a 12-14inch (depending on hob sizes), and a bigger sauce pan. Would definitely run more expensive than 100 quid but will last much longer.
Plus, you can go as hard as you want in terms of musical proficiency. You can look up chord charts, learn how to read tabs, or learn how to read sheets.
Though it should be said, guitar is tough starting out. It will make your fingertips sore and your hand cramp. It will take hours of practice to get stuff halfway decent, even things that seem simple. There's always something to improve at or learn. And no matter how much you practice you'll always hear imperfections.
It's a hell of a time commitment (and it can be a money sink) but it is very fun.
Oh yeah, probably my favourite squad mod. A little hard to believe that people will do that kind of quality work for free and consistently update it when any patch can and will invariably fuck mods up.
I started on the gravship scenario intending to do a "what if" the dwarves from DRG decided to rebel against the company (which the empire stands in for).
About 7 years in and I've maxed out my ship (The Alerunner) and will probably look to settle down on an asteroid, build a mines of moria kind of deal but in space.
I think this DLC is nearly as good as ideology, depending on how much modders are able to use its systems it might become even better.
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