I'm getting that khv time machine vibe.
*cough* bring it back ohey libre keep up the good work dood.
Nothing is worse than the (stick with me here) Traditional Welsh Military Style Marching Band (holy fk) that I was in for four years. tl;dr full wool uniforms in the middle of summer. People passed out from exhaustion, dehydration, etc every single year. Fuuun (we kicked ass tho in terms of music).
Aside from Forza (because I love cars), I doubt Microsoft will release an Xbone game that makes me want to upgrade to 10.
A few things. If you don't think your data is being bought and sold like crazy, you are wrong. While Windows 10 has more "obvious" issues in terms of privacy, this is by no means a new concept. As for which to go with. For god's sake it is just an operating system. I stick with 7 because it is stable, and does what I need it to do. I don't need bells and whistles. Sure Windows 10/8.1 are both wonderful if you have something like a Surface Pro, but as for a traditional desktop that has no touchscreen technology, I see no reason to use either 10 or 8.1. If you upgrade to a new OS because you are having some form of software issue, the OS didn't "fix it", you essentially just nuked the crap out of the software that makes your computer work the way you are used to seeing it. Starting from scratch will almost always have close to no issues, because a human didn't have a chance to ruin it via downloading **** with viruses, messing with drivers, etc. Of course bugs/glitches can happen, but human error is almost always the biggest problem. So to say that "so so that knows nothing about computers upgraded and says its faster" isn't really valid in my eyes. Of course its faster, but give it a few years and it'll be slow again (due to human error). I just find it funny when people who seem to not like Windows 10 or 8.1 upgrade, and then they talk about how horrible it was. Magical idea friends, just don't upgrade if you don't like it. Not a hard concept, but perhaps I am a bit cynical. You do you, a-dog.
Not saying you shouldn't be doing pushups or that what you are doing in fundamentally wrong, but note what I said in one of my previous posts. Working out a specific area WILL NOT burn the fat in that area. You (unfortunately) do not get to choose, so if burning excess fat is your goal, then I suggest doing cardio, or if you already are, do more &/or make your workouts more intense. Of course a bad diet can sabotage any good workout routine, so as long as you have a caloric deficit, and are having productive workouts, then you WILL burn fat. Nothing against your pushups or anything, but unless you have a ton of time to spare, I would replace whatever non efficient workout type you do with something that is generally more productive for burning fat. If you like the pushups, by all means keep doing them, but I suggest throwing some different things in there as well just to keep your heartrate up. My old routine was doing 6+ different exercises with dumbbells, afterwards throwing in weighted crunches, pushups, and whatever else I was feeling (4 sets 10 reps each). This compensated for the fact that I couldn't do more reps of certain exercises, because as soon as it got tough, I switched to something else. This always kept my body working, and when I was done with that I would immediately go do cardio. Granted I had/have time to dedicate to this, so if life is hella busy for you I understand that such things might not be possible. I just don't want you to do "x,y, or z" and it not work out for you, only for you to get discouraged. If any of this offended you or you think its stupid, feel free to ignore me. Best of luck.
Unrelated note. Thank you so much for changing your text color that doesn't murder me every time I get an email about this thread. No joke ilu
The number of updates doesn't correlate with time though, she could have only had her computer on for anywhere between a few hours to a few days to accumulate that many updates. (It's random)
HI ADVENT To add to this, it's important to remember that the idea of a "cheat MEAL" once a week or once every two weeks is incredibly helpful, but people tend to take this too far and change it to a "cheat DAY", which while it is possible to do that and still be healthy, it can cause you to have to overcompensate for it during the next week. I've done both before and the cheat day thing isn't sustainable long term for me, so I had to stop. Also not saying anyone in this thread actually thinks this, but some posts seem to hint towards it, so I will say this: Whatever exercise you do WILL NOT burn the fat from that specific area. I've seen too many people say "hey imma do these 100 crunches a day to get rid of my stomach fat", while with good diet and exercise (that being the crunches) that is technically possible, but the majority of that "fat loss" is going to come from diet. When you happen to add cardio into the mix of good eating habits, then you are in business. It's all about what is sustainable long term though, that is crazy important. Otherwise all this hard work and stress is going to be either reversed or halted completely. One last thing, you don't really need to "buy" anything. Some buff guy on steroids yelling at you for (collectively) 20 hours on a DVD isn't how you lose weight. Move more, eat less crap, find a way to have fun doing it = success.
I was just kidding either way. Hype isn't an indication of quality or lack there of. I just like to get reactions from people when it comes to this stuff. And sweet lord buying Halo 5 twice doesn't sound fun at all (even though I also did that but it was for my girlfriend lol).
haven't played overhypedwatch, but Halo 5 was awful IMO.
CoM isn't even that bad lol
They all generally have "story", at least to me it being the main story or not is irrelevant. For all you know the side quests could be more fun or captivating.
That's up to you, and I feel like this is something a lot of people either look over, or can't handle. I look back at skyrim and aside from my first few runtheoughs, I almost never touched the "main story". I found other things that were interesting, took those paths (both physically and figuratively) unless i reached the end of what that particular branch had to offer me. After that you can just move onto the next one The same can be applied to Fallout. Basically there is no right or wrong way. If you like it, make it your own. I practically made the thieving guild in Skyrim my "main story". That's the thing j would always bounce back to, and it was a great experience.
Go to your settlement, generate as much water as humanly possible (pumps, water purifiers in the river, etc) then go to each settlement/location in the game that has a merchant, sell them the water you generated. Rinse and repeat until you have enough money to sustain yourself.
Implementing an option to make certain animations less violently flashy/bright while still communicating where the actual hit box is, at least to me seems like something that is worth the extra manpower. Riot always talks about the importance of clarity, so allowing those with seizure disorders to experience things without having the natural disadvantage of their body essentially shutting down, is a huge deal. It doesn't give us an advantage. It gives us an even chance when possible. I'm not saying riot has to do this (and I wasn't when I made that Reddit thread years ago). I'm merely saying now that the HORRIBLE things being said towards those with disabilities is neither called for, nor is it acceptable.
yo I made a horrible mistake. Decided to read a Reddit post I made in the league of legends subreddit a few years back about adding an option to dull the animations in the game for those who suffer from seizures (similar to a colorblind mode). Turns out 100's of people in that thread really hate people with "disabilities". I never understood this kind of hate. It's like complaining about ramps being made for those who need to use wheelchairs. It doesn't change anything about their lives, but seeing someone being helped apparently triggers them. I need to stop reading old posts.
Don't put the disc in. At least that's what I've done. Jk I hear the game is ten times better than the release version
leviathan tho. So much fun.
Just read it. It's really not bad at all, especially towards the middle and end. I feel like your intro needs more of a "hook", but other than that (and a few grammatical errors) it is pretty solid. Hell in my opinion it's how the speech is presented that tends to stick most of the time. If you can "speak a language that everyone clearly understands" then you have a real shot at this.
