Combat feels clunky and slow until you’ve got some levels and abilities. I don’t usually uae consumables a lot in games because I don’t want my playstyle to be hampered by not having a potion on me, so I leaned heavily into the magic and it really made a world of difference for me.
That short list brings me much shame.
Nope, looked it up. Similar though.
Headcheese?
Looks like a euro burger on a US bun.
I came back to this when I had the time just now because I realized that after the fact.
Thank you for helping them.
I really liked the movie Commas.
I got reprimanded by my director with my boss present. I talked to HR which also discouraged me from discussing it. The NLRB person I spoke to when I called basically said that I had a case but good luck filing and winning in court versus a large corporation in the US.
At least my ethics complaint about the director and HR rep both violating federal law and company policy was investigated. No idea what was done with it, but they told me it was investigated.
You’re right. The link below is not the only place I’ve seen the quote cited, just the first I found in a hurry.
The host asked Thiel ‘You would prefer the human race to endure, right?’
Thiel hesitated, doing some umm-ing and ahh-ing, even at one point saying ‘I don’t know’.
The billionaire went on to clarify and said: “Yes [I would like us to endure] but I also would like us to radically solve these problems.
The host asked Thiel ‘You would prefer the human race to endure, right?’
Thiel hesitated, doing some umm-ing and ahh-ing, even at one point saying ‘I don’t know’.
The billionaire went on to clarify and said: “Yes [I would like us to endure] but I also would like us to radically solve these problems.
It was slow and incremental. You can’t boil a frog by tossing it in a fryer.
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Oh, I should have mentioned that the majority of it is growing on rubber mulch, which I found interesting when it started.
There is also a lot growing in the gap I clear next to the rocks bordering the stonecrop and that is growing on bare earth. You can see that in the 2nd photo, to the right of the row of rocks.
Something else to note is that this is on the north side of the house and gets full sun from midday on.
I think this might be liverwort.
As for creating the right conditions, we had an evergreen bush in the spot where the big red rock is. Moss likes acidic soil, which the evergreen would have helped foster. When we removed that bush and put it in the rock I had a small patch of moss volunteer. I’ve hand weeded yellow wood sorrel, yellow nutsedge, bittercress, and crabgrass to keep it clear. And kept leaf litter off of it to prevent mold. Other than that I make sure it gets watered to keep it spreading even though it is drought tolerant along with the surrounding stonecrop.
These are from today and with the last month or so. The red and dead looking stuff are sporophytes.
This is a picture from 3/3/2024 when it was just starting to really spread.
And 25 days later on 3/28/2024. You can see the sporophytes here when they’re new and green.
I think I have some of this growing in my little moss garden. Will take a pic and post it when I can.
Dunno where that fuckin’ book is, mate.
There’s a lot of them about!
I am not surprised to see they’ve already been trying. I am glad to see there is already organized opposition to the privatization of the FAA. https://nbaa.org/advocacy/legislative-and-regulatory-issues/faa-reauthorization-and-modernization/truth-atc-privatization/
wonder how long till we start seeing state level run ATC
They’ll find a way to move it to the private sector before that.
I don’t think we ever named my Chevy Metro. 3 cylinders by the end of its run. Dent in every panel. Spray painted numbers like a demolition car. Man, of all my cars that one definitely deserved a name.