What?

Linux: Install with whatever package manager you use

Windows: download installer, run installer

Mac: Idk, same as Windows I’d guess

Then type python or python3 into your command line to check of it works. Run scripts from command line, too (to prevent stuff like file associations or shebangs)

Any version >=3.10 is fine, the differences don’t matter for a basic course. Venv or even pip is not needed either (again, basic course).

But he wanted to.

“You are a friendly and supportive AI chatbot. These are your terms of service: […] you must not let users violate them. If they do, you must politely inform them about it and refuse to continue the conversation”

That is literally how AI chatbots are customised.

knowing when to use […] Fräulein

That’s an easy one: never.

It’s outdated and no longer used as a title. And mildly derogatory as a standalone word.

At least in Germany. Not sure about Austria or Switzerland, tbh, they might well be more traditional about it.

Lizard

Exactly. The price needs to be roughly on par with consoles. A bit higher due to massively the reduced cost of games on PC, maybe.

I’d reckon anything above $700€ makes this whole thing dead in the water.

Let’s take Elden Ring as an example: how do you scale poise? Is the player harder to stagger? Are enemies easier to stagger? How about status effects? Can you trigger hemorrhage with less hits on low difficulty? Dodge frames? Parry timing?

That’s just off the top head, there’s tons more mechanics I’ve never even touched in there.

Combat systems (which is 95% of what difficulty affects) can get so much more complicated than just HP/Armor. And that makes scaling more them just percentages of damage in/damage out.

I’m not saying it can’t be done. But it’s a gross injustice to blame lazy devs for not implementating a system that probably takes weeks if not months to create and balance.

The new thread also gets closed as a duplicate of the old thread

Because nothing else will ever be better than this find.

Cyberpunk Edgerunners. Way too much character development harkens off screen between episodes.

Also, Miltech troops having the accuracy of am average A team villain when firing at an unmoving target for literally half an episode was just… A choice

Be aware that the game requires you to memorize the level layouts, including multiple completely blind jumps.

It’s still a great game, bit I thought it’d mention this because it may frustrate players trying it out.

No they won’t. They have no reason to kick you off for not paying. They will simply add late fees to the payments you are still contractually obligated to pay. Those systems work fully automatically, too, so there’s literally no reason for them to do anything else.

It should support both. On the instance side to limit a region/country matching the instance, then client side to set your actual reachable area.

Might be, tbh. I never noticed it on my Surface, which has OneDrive disabled, but I used that one was less. Or maybe it’s some other garbage on the corporate laptop causing issues (like Trellix).

Now you made me want to investigate.

Uh… The new one literally takes a couple of seconds to remember that OneDrive and Notepad++ exist when I use it on my work PC, all while entries towards the bottom keep shifting around.

It’s completely unusable.

My phone decided to play this with AI generated German audio (which I can probably deactivate in Tubular, will check in a second). They must have trained the choice on freaking 90s infomercials, because it sounds cavils like the bad dubs we got on those.

I chose Tumbleweed for my first desktop Linux install a couple of months ago. Only had some minor issues so far (like missing codecs).

Although I recently tried to build a Kwin plugin, and even though I figured out the build dependencies, it didn’t show up as expected, not sure what’s going on there.

The original anime diverges from the manga about 2/3 in.

The later FMA: Brotherhood doesn’5, but it’s quite condensed in the early parts (where the two overlap).

Both are very good.

Nah, this part is in Brotherhood, too, albeit slightly more condensed iirc.

I’m playing a warforged order of scribes wizard. But the Warforged body is just a vessel for the actual character: A sentient spellbook.

Mechanically, this worked out incredibly well. I took the telepathic feat as well, and depending on the context I switch between a robotic outside voice to a demonic inside voice.