Well said… Thanks for spelling it out!
Hello, nice to meet you! :-)
Well said… Thanks for spelling it out!
Thanks for these pointers!! Will look into those.
I agree with this message: in fact I am not against doing it by hand. It could be a nice life project. I will look into all the advice that you have given me, thanks everyone!
The Malazan book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson would be my recommendation. Start from Gardens of the Moon and go ahead… It keeps getting better and better!
Your last one is a good question. I don’t have an answer but I was leaning towards some sort of conservation law (e.g. normal stars have magnetic fields, when they get squeezed down to a neutron star those fields must go somewhere and it will be very much “concentrated”). Apparently this is a bit too easy (didn’t expect to be nothing different). Wikipedia provides a reference to a not too recent (2003) survey, namely this one: https://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0307133 . I don’t know if it’s the state of the art but it surely is interesting.
How much I do love those fonts. That proper spacing and balancing… It will always a place in my heart and I fear the day that I will fail to recognize it!
I may well be wrong and too naive, but I think the hate is in many cases rooted in the scary idea that they could find them attractive. And so they signal that “it could never happen to them” and that they are doing it to protect other, weaker people.
Same for me. I have been reading Linus (Torvalds) posts since decades and it really seemed out of character to me. I even clicked on the link but I admit that I haven’t yet understood what is going on. I have decided that it’s not for me…
So long, and thanks.
What is an “Analogue pocket” for those of us … Out of the loop?
There is an optional Ocr pass, from what I understand
Good job on making the right call and preemptively shutting the server down. Thanks for being alert!
I hope you will enjoy it :-)
One wonders how they market their services : “come to us, we are the best fake reviewers you can find on the web and these 5-star reviews prove it!”
Yes, that is one of the disconnect that I get.
From a variety of sources one can see that many US people are actually quite interested in having a nice kitchen and hosting dinners with friends and family.
But then, when you get exposed to those “American commercials” that get broadcast here on some TV channels, or you see the kind of videos that gain traction on social media, it appears that all those kitchens/appliances are not so needed after all, since in the end one will just “drop every already preprocessed ingredients in a pot and call it a day”… Curious phenomenon for me.
Not being from US there are so many things in this video that don’t really align with the way of doing things (in this case, cooking) that I experience in my corner of the world (Europe). Like… Sometimes one has to wonder if it is ever possible to eat something which is not pre-processed/pre-cut/pre-diced? Is this just a bias from the videos that get shared on the web? Unfortunately I have not been able to visit USA so I have never tried it first hand!
Those are all nice things, the last one in particular deserves a lot of praise!
Hey, an entire move by oneself is on my personal definition of “big things”!
Yes, I like that you could think of each game as a “potential alternative retelling” of the story. And if you happen to enjoy RPGs, there is one by one the authors of WoR, which is called “The One Ring”. The 2nd ed. Came out a couple of years ago and it’s a great game, with gorgeous art and great thematic rules (e.g. for when you are despairing, overburdened by the Shadow). I highly recommend it, you can also play it solo or coop with an expansion by the author of Ironsworn.
Hi! Thanks for your reply. I work with databases and I don’t need to correct anything, just thank you for devoting a bit of your time to my question!