Who's kid was he?
"I can't prove it just trust me bro". Yeah okay.
Same. After Endgame I just kind of fell out of the series. And I loved the MCU and every new release was a good day for me. But Disney saw the cash and flooded the marked with low effort media to milk their cash cow as much as they could
.ml users are complete imbeciles. Told one that China should backup their previous claims before fabricating wild new ones and got met with a wall of text about how I'm xenophobic and racist. I'd have all .ml instances removed from Lemmy. Be highly suspicious of any .ml users and assume they're working for China and/or Russia.
They're not. They're just drones regurgitating any and all propaganda they can find.
Absolutely non of them. They just make their way everywhere.
You're not wrong. It's just reddit 2 now here. I barely post anymore with all the tankies, trolls, and idiots.
Edit: downvoting me and OP are really proving my point.
If buying isn't owning then piracy isn't stealing.
Does that 53% include adults that decided to have zero children? The title implies not so I wonder how many adults in total are deciding to not have kids/more kids.
Right now? Brother, they've been on my shit list for over a decade.
Bad troll.
Also for those down voting me for calling out a troll, get a life. Look at their history. It's all trolling.
NTA but there is some strat where someone will call in the pelican and then leave as it's arriving so it'll hover and shoot enemies. But with the amount of morons that play this game I don't blame you for kicking. It's completely random if they'll jump in solo.
EA, Ubisoft, and Activision are all on my do not buy list. Their games aren't even worth pirating.
It's more like co-owning. Both the owner and the HOA own the property. But at least with my HOA the agreement is they handle everything outside my walls, I handle everything inside.
There is custom firmware for the bambu printers but bambu won't support you if you install it. They won't try to stop you from doing it either.
I'm trying to learn programming and something I struggle with the most is trying to separate code mentally into chunks where I can think through the problem. I'm not really sure how to describe it other than when I read a function to determine what it does then go to the next part of the code I've already forgotten how the function transforms the data and I get stuck trying to figure out the solution. So instead I'll often cludge something together just to make it work but I don't feel like I made any progress. Has anybody else run into this issue where they struggle with abstracting code from text to mental instructions?
Edit: Thank you all for the suggestions and advise. I wish I could reply to everyone but there's been a lot of good information given and I have some ways now to try and train my brain to think about how to break down the code. It's also a little reassuring knowing I'm not the first to have these same struggles.