It’s a little known game from a small publisher originally located in Scotland.
The main premise is that you drive around a city as quickly as possible and go bowling with your cousin. Think Big Lebowski meets Driver. You can also play Pool and Darts in various locations around the town, and earn money doing small side jobs such as being a taxi driver or a paramedic.
This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.
oh wow that is messed up. Thanks for providing the context
English is dumb though, how can the past and present tense of a verb share the same word? I’m on team “casted” here.
I’ve read the comments, still unsure what is happening, and no I’m not gonna watch a 20min video on something that someone can summarise in 2 paragraphs.
Uh huh. Yet somehow the NHS has no issue plastering its name next to Virgin.
I knew it
okay I’ll bite, what does “string freeze” mean here?
While that all sounds sane and rational, it’s a sad fact the price trend does not appear to go both ways. Do you believe that food prices will go back down after supply goes up?
The rational part of me thinks “yes, of course”. The cynical part of me thinks, “no, of course not, aritificially limiting supplies would be too profitable.”
When crows fly around stealing money and shitting on people’s heads, people say it’s cute.
But when I fly around, suddenly they worship me like I’m a wizard. Double standards
sshd_config is server side, ssh_config is client side AFAIK
Your config looks pretty tame. Anything interesting in /etc/ssh/config.d/ ?
what are your ssh config settings: ~/.ssh/config or /etc/ssh/ssh_config
How long do software updates take then, if you’re updating the entire software stack? I can imagine the answer being anywhere from “hours” to “same as the incremental software updates on other distros”
Same. I started off on Gentoo, jumped to Puppy, jumped to Slack, jumped to Fedora, jumped to Arch, jumped to Nix, jumped to Guix, jumped back to Arch, and now I’m thinking Debian is the only true stable upstream linux needs.
Plus I’m sick of tweaking my configs for the N’th time to work on the M’th system. To quote a random side-character in American Dad: “I have painted my children for the last time.”
(I will at some point start playing with BSD’s though, I just know it. And Haiku too once they have decent laptop support.)
same in UK. This is why people use Tiktok
hey that tickles!
(I’m saying that quoting Queen without the guitar solos gives Freddy too much credit, as shown by his somewhat tame solo career.)
the word conservative is not what you think it means anymore. It had some meaning maybe 10 years ago, but now it’s synonymous with another word
The controls in GTA IV were realistic! Your car tyre would blip the curb and it would affect the stability of the car. Denting the car from every angle resulted in a uniquely deformed mesh that my god would still drive. Pedestrians would bounce off your bumper in unique and interesting ways. It was a simulation paradise.
In GTA V they changed all that, made it more midnight club and arcade-y as you said. You could literally decimate a crowd of people and they’d all die with the same canned animation. Cars would at most lose a door before considering deforming the whole mesh. It just felt dumbed down.
Saints Row is fun, but you play it once and then forget about it because there’s nothing to do once you reach godhood. Mercenaries was great fun, and Just Cause was a physics funbox, I’ll give you that