Really tried to love this game, but the play time relies solely on the player being forced to randomly try every conceivable combination in those insanely cryptic puzzles. I have things to do, I wish I had the time to fiddle with this, but I don’t.
Had the strangest experience with Fedora this week. Steam was refusing to launch on CachyOS (seems I’m not alone in having that issue), so I decided to install Fedora on a separate drive and set it up there. Everything set up, working beautifully, turn computer to sleep mode and go out for a few hours. Come home, it refuses to wake up properly. Just a black screen. I decide to do a hard reset, then everything just stops working. Nvidia drivers fail, network drivers fail, everything. Even rescue mode fails. I’m puzzled.
Doesn’t rely on imperialism, but it does rely on capitalism… But that’s also the point. Social democracy is an attempt to reach a point of balance and compromise between the two extremes, and lo and behold; it fucking works. Who would’ve thought? If people can just sit down in a room and talk together like adults, they can actually build a society that benefits the majority.
Ooooh, edgy!
Why do you think social democrats are scum?
But if there was a limit, at least he would be in that position for only one or two terms
No functioning democracy allows their representatives to sit for twelve terms.
It doesn’t come in. Europeans play football.
The developers who wanted to keep the original philosophy of Opera alive moved on and formed Vivaldi instead. I recommend you try it. It certainly gave me a nostalgic sense of what Opera used to be, and has a lot of useful new features.
When you get to a certain age and everyday life becomes a tug-of-war between work, wife, kids, maintaining house, maintaining car, trying to maintain oneself, then gaming time needs to be as efficient as possible.