>>18143596
Things like "don't murder" and "don't steal" predate both christianity and judaism though. And christians/jews already pick and choose which laws and rules to follow. Christians completely ignored mosaic law when it suited them and even now the vast majority of christians ignore inconvenient parts of the bible and Jews have special settings on their appliances so they can trick god on the sabbath.
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>>724095753
Honestly no, at this point Xbox is the only outlier
>PS5 exists for their timed exclusives and as the option for people not interested/too poor for PC gaming
>Nintendo is in its own league with the Switch and exists for Nintendy games and indies too
>PC is obviously in a league of it's own and not considered competition which is why it gets all of Playstation and Xboxs exclusives
It really just is Xbox that is losing.
Honestly no, at this point Xbox is the only outlier
>PS5 exists for their timed exclusives and as the option for people not interested/too poor for PC gaming
>Nintendo is in its own league with the Switch and exists for Nintendy games and indies too
>PC is obviously in a league of it's own and not considered competition which is why it gets all of Playstation and Xboxs exclusives
It really just is Xbox that is losing.
Can we finally admit Fallout has one of the best worlds in all of fiction?
And there is a stock market item trading scene in a F2P competitive shooter, why?
>>723940384
This is why Rockstar games releasing first on console only is unironically a good thing, despite me completely understanding why /v/ hates it. Because for at least a year we can discuss mysteries, Easter eggs, and the creepy stuff in their games without it all be datamined right away. We just don't live in the era where people can upload San Andreas Bigfoot mods with the x-files theme playing to trick kids
This is why Rockstar games releasing first on console only is unironically a good thing, despite me completely understanding why /v/ hates it. Because for at least a year we can discuss mysteries, Easter eggs, and the creepy stuff in their games without it all be datamined right away. We just don't live in the era where people can upload San Andreas Bigfoot mods with the x-files theme playing to trick kids
>>723947682
Jewtubers are soulless retard that will say literally anything for money. You could pay them enough to publicly sponsor CSAM and they would do it.
The second aspect is an army of chinks and pajeets getting paid pennies to spam forums and comments with hype. This isn't even mentioning the advanced A.I. shill bots that are now deployed.
Jewtubers are soulless retard that will say literally anything for money. You could pay them enough to publicly sponsor CSAM and they would do it.
The second aspect is an army of chinks and pajeets getting paid pennies to spam forums and comments with hype. This isn't even mentioning the advanced A.I. shill bots that are now deployed.
Maye won. BY A LOT
Fact: Ontario is not a real province, no real Canadian lives there anymore
>>723375690
>the shitty story was worth it for Krile getting cucked like always.
Akshually it was not worth it
The lesson is that screwing over the lala led to the death of the game
>the shitty story was worth it for Krile getting cucked like always.
Akshually it was not worth it
The lesson is that screwing over the lala led to the death of the game
Lemix will get good in 2 weeks. Trust the plan
>>215801109
>What the hell, is this real (the planets thing)? If so, my opinion of Greeks has increased tenfold.
I fact checked it with real Greeks. It's as true as the sky is blue.
>What the hell, is this real (the planets thing)? If so, my opinion of Greeks has increased tenfold.
I fact checked it with real Greeks. It's as true as the sky is blue.
>>214764422
actually i think his last words were "counting or not counting gang violence?"
actually i think his last words were "counting or not counting gang violence?"
>>214671761
actually thats the accretion disk
actually thats the accretion disk
>>538344902
If the company tries to compete with other conversational AI, they will lose because it's an incredibly competitive environment. Their opposition is a free auto-installed Microsoft Copilot app on windows, google's AI mode, Anthropic, OpenAI, and so on. NovelAI has a good niche that makes the AI output in ways nearly zero other companies can give.
If they should branch out into anything, it's another attempt at a text adventure mode. It requires more than just a finetuned model though.
If the company tries to compete with other conversational AI, they will lose because it's an incredibly competitive environment. Their opposition is a free auto-installed Microsoft Copilot app on windows, google's AI mode, Anthropic, OpenAI, and so on. NovelAI has a good niche that makes the AI output in ways nearly zero other companies can give.
If they should branch out into anything, it's another attempt at a text adventure mode. It requires more than just a finetuned model though.
>>538412571
But he didn't fake his death to get away from his fiancée. He faked his death to get away from the assassins someone in his family (presumably his father) sent after him. Mina's only connection isn't based on love anyways, it's based on becoming a Fairfax and going from generically rich and well-off to stupidly rich and influential. That's why she hates Pocket's guts, instead of some hot and cold romance schlock.
But he didn't fake his death to get away from his fiancée. He faked his death to get away from the assassins someone in his family (presumably his father) sent after him. Mina's only connection isn't based on love anyways, it's based on becoming a Fairfax and going from generically rich and well-off to stupidly rich and influential. That's why she hates Pocket's guts, instead of some hot and cold romance schlock.
>>720007482
Considering The Doorman has a winrate of 46.89% and you have a winrate of 60.41% you're doing at least 13.52% better than average. I'd say that's notably good for a game trying to make you lose half of the time.
Considering The Doorman has a winrate of 46.89% and you have a winrate of 60.41% you're doing at least 13.52% better than average. I'd say that's notably good for a game trying to make you lose half of the time.
>>214550156
but they really are teaching american english, not british english. so unless they have you pronounce 0.02 as
>NOT POINT NOT TEW
the flag's perfectly correct
but they really are teaching american english, not british english. so unless they have you pronounce 0.02 as
>NOT POINT NOT TEW
the flag's perfectly correct
>>537673936
Actually, it would be more accurate to say he is a semantic nigger. Because his argument is based on semantics.
Actually, it would be more accurate to say he is a semantic nigger. Because his argument is based on semantics.
Good morning, sisters.
Tried baking around 6:30 AM, but got the most disgusting captcha I've ever seen where I was told to only type the letters that have a dot above them. Not only that but also got a temporary ban on my IP for some reason but it also seems like it's working now. Idk what's going on man.
Gymcel sesh:
1x0 failed db bench
1x6 45 kgs, 1x4 47,5 kgs, 1x3 48,75 kgs unilateral machine chest press (technically new pr, but I can only compare it to bilateral so idk whether to count it as a new pr or not)
3x6 55 kgs, 57,5 kgs, 58,75 kgs unilateral machine wide chest press (sure new pr, but idk)
1x6+1x4 90 kgs pec deck
1x6 25 kgs, 1x2 27,5 kgs, 1x4 26,25 kgs unilateral machine shoulder press (definitely felt better on both the neck and the shoulders than last time, will give it one more chance on Monday before deciding whether I'll drop this machine or keep using it).
3x4 40 kgs unilateral lat raise (new pr too, 1 rep loss compared to 38,75 kgs)
3x4 15 kgs unilateral tricep extension (+1 rep)
The exercises I did for chest felt fucking awesome. When I started the first set of unilateral chest press at 45 kgs, I could not feel my chest that much and was about to give out at the 4th rep, then randomly I felt my chest activating on the negative or idk how to put it, and managed to do 6 reps. Weird. Definitely used less triceps than usual, and got a really nice pump on my milkers.
Tried baking around 6:30 AM, but got the most disgusting captcha I've ever seen where I was told to only type the letters that have a dot above them. Not only that but also got a temporary ban on my IP for some reason but it also seems like it's working now. Idk what's going on man.
Gymcel sesh:
1x0 failed db bench
1x6 45 kgs, 1x4 47,5 kgs, 1x3 48,75 kgs unilateral machine chest press (technically new pr, but I can only compare it to bilateral so idk whether to count it as a new pr or not)
3x6 55 kgs, 57,5 kgs, 58,75 kgs unilateral machine wide chest press (sure new pr, but idk)
1x6+1x4 90 kgs pec deck
1x6 25 kgs, 1x2 27,5 kgs, 1x4 26,25 kgs unilateral machine shoulder press (definitely felt better on both the neck and the shoulders than last time, will give it one more chance on Monday before deciding whether I'll drop this machine or keep using it).
3x4 40 kgs unilateral lat raise (new pr too, 1 rep loss compared to 38,75 kgs)
3x4 15 kgs unilateral tricep extension (+1 rep)
The exercises I did for chest felt fucking awesome. When I started the first set of unilateral chest press at 45 kgs, I could not feel my chest that much and was about to give out at the 4th rep, then randomly I felt my chest activating on the negative or idk how to put it, and managed to do 6 reps. Weird. Definitely used less triceps than usual, and got a really nice pump on my milkers.
>>719205180
just parry him
just parry him
>subjunctive mood; conditional hypothetical
>>60847252
purchased with debt
purchased with debt
>>718966564
I asked.
I asked.
>>213950376
thats a rather common quartz and limestone based sand
thats a rather common quartz and limestone based sand
At first glance, Mexico might seem like a corrupt Narco-State. And well, it is. But you see, one of their spirit gods demands sacrifice and if they don't the Earth will end. The Mexicans are sorcerers and they run some sort of otherwordly machinery.
Truly a cosmic people.
Truly a cosmic people.
I played the last beta. I'll play this one too, to clear all the challenges. But I think BFV is more fun.
>>717932528
37 yo, retired
Got rona'd, was playing Stellaris in Admiral mode got bored mid game after opening the L-gates. I was so dominantly winning the rest of the game was just a chore, with not much to look forward to
Now I have no clue what to play until I get better
37 yo, retired
Got rona'd, was playing Stellaris in Admiral mode got bored mid game after opening the L-gates. I was so dominantly winning the rest of the game was just a chore, with not much to look forward to
Now I have no clue what to play until I get better
Any fish without scales are haram (forbidden) but fish that do have scales are permissible (halal)
>>213756839
she microwaved the food in the plastic containers they came in, so if plating it beforehand prevented that leaching she didn't do it. also, plastic leaching is an outdated issue to worry about now that everyone switched to polypropylene for food-related plastic use. it has a far higher heat resistance and it doesn't have any BPA (chemical that used to leach and had negative health issues associated). nothing short of microwave abuse is going to make it leach.
she microwaved the food in the plastic containers they came in, so if plating it beforehand prevented that leaching she didn't do it. also, plastic leaching is an outdated issue to worry about now that everyone switched to polypropylene for food-related plastic use. it has a far higher heat resistance and it doesn't have any BPA (chemical that used to leach and had negative health issues associated). nothing short of microwave abuse is going to make it leach.
>>213721936
"world" didn't always refer to the physical planet we live on but rather something more akin to "existence" or "realm", so we don't use a preposition like "on"
"world" didn't always refer to the physical planet we live on but rather something more akin to "existence" or "realm", so we don't use a preposition like "on"
>>60770618
It's not fake if it happens, is it?
It's not fake if it happens, is it?
>>717365487
Statistically speaking, 1 in 4 women have never masturbated.
Statistically speaking, 1 in 4 women have never masturbated.
>>60735414
No one's talking about BTC.
No one's talking about BTC.
>because blatherer is a noun too, you know
>bacteria doubles in population every 40 minutes. at 12 hours of room temperature a single bacteria would become 2^18 bacteria on that meat
>>60652060
At least as a phychologist he understands why he's sad as he oversees the robot taking over everyone else's jobs.
At least as a phychologist he understands why he's sad as he oversees the robot taking over everyone else's jobs.
>>212812893
nonce*
nonce*
The locks on your doors are not for the 95% of people who don't or won't ever steal. They are for the 4% of people that will steal given an easy mark. The other 1% will pick or break the lock anyway.
>did u know the latin antonym of
>>212564802
Umm actually
that's early modern english
old english was spoken from the 6th to 11th centuries AD
Umm actually
that's early modern english
old english was spoken from the 6th to 11th centuries AD
>>60584530
bathe*
bathe*
>>529659945
Wait, what retardation is this? The server resets at 3 pm but the banners go up at 10 pm???? Is Cygames on crack? Is this their first game?
Wait, what retardation is this? The server resets at 3 pm but the banners go up at 10 pm???? Is Cygames on crack? Is this their first game?
>>212335674
>>212335641
FUN FACT
that painting is the death of marat, a political figurehead of the french revolution so incompetent at his job that even Robespierre hated him, yet he managed to convince the population of paris to venerate him as a martyr
>>212335641
FUN FACT
that painting is the death of marat, a political figurehead of the french revolution so incompetent at his job that even Robespierre hated him, yet he managed to convince the population of paris to venerate him as a martyr
>>212327107
>Indian people, if you shit on them, will never rise up
except the very well documented time they did against brits
>Indian people, if you shit on them, will never rise up
except the very well documented time they did against brits
>cromulent
>>212120171
yes for hunting, yes for aesthetics, no for home defense, definitely no for public self defense.
yes for hunting, yes for aesthetics, no for home defense, definitely no for public self defense.
>>5003944
(and for what it's worth, found your original reply discussing harvesting and termination very informative)
(and for what it's worth, found your original reply discussing harvesting and termination very informative)
suggestions aren't being taken after post 750