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>start Gorbad campaign
>After wiping the starting enemy and Barak Varr Thorgrim declares war on me
>Feel confident that the WAAAGH will carry me through
>Cunt has 3 full stacks with only 3 settlements
I know the AI cheats but this feels excessive
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Question about Clam-antivirus that comes with the Ubuntu ISO files.
I'm running
- "Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS"
ClamAV version "0.103.12"

when I try to do a freshclam, the program tells me my engine is outdated and no longer supported. I tried removing clamAV, then reinstalled it from the cmd line, but the version in the repository is also outdated?

Is there a way to install the latest LTS version of clamAV? And what is up with Ubuntu and a broken antivirus system?
Socially Anxious and Interacting with People at Work
Recently got a job. Stacking shelves. It's actually pretty good for what it is. But I'm awkward as hell so I don't know how to properly interact with my coworkers without it being uncomfortable and awkward.

What I mean is I can say hi to people the first time I see them that day and I can have a conversation with someone I just met. But beyond that I'm having difficulty

In particular what's making me anxious right now is a few of the guys was friendly with me the other day, and we ate together after work, and I'm happy that I seemed to get along with them alright, but now I don't know what to do when I see them at work.
If I just see them once I can say hi how's it going no worries. But when I keep walking past them or am working in the same aisle as them what am I supposed to do? I don't feel comfortable or confident to joke around with them like most guys seem to do.

I personally feel an urge to nod or smile to people when I walk past them, but when you do that 20 times a shift it gets a bit tiresome, right? And so when I walk past a person, what do I do? Just ignore them and look past them? That feels rude. But saying hi to someone every time you see them is probably annoying.

pls help
t. socially anxious autist