You can take a look at their post history and that will typically tell a lot more than a number next to their name

Thank you!

Did we ever get anything suggesting how this cheating would have worked? Someone livestreaming the game through some king of chess program and feeding back moves likely to win in morse code or something?

Yeah they were there just shooting civilians as usual accidentally got someone important lol.

Yeah I think everything that I’m aware of uses version numbers, not that the numbers always necessarily make much sense either

Least suspicious would probably be in whatever package they come in. When I travel with my family, we do usually bring most meds in a zip lock bag and we’ve had zero issues so far though. Anyway it doesn’t typically matter, assuming the meds are not restricted in the country you’re going to. I wouldn’t expect many OTC meds would be.

I’ve never played that one, but the SNES Shadowrun was a lot of fun.

Somehow they also designed them so the tube goes stale roughly 2 minutes after opening it. Also the lovely texture reminiscent of sawdust. Truly a marvel of engineering.

Get somekind of workout and stretching routine going on. It’s much harder to build the habit later when you’ve got maybe a family going on and probably more work responsibilities.

Yeah he’s s little too busy gargling Putin’s balls to make any decicions of his own

I’ve been using a pair of Sennheiser HD210s for closer to 10 years. Light and comfy and decent audio quality for the price.

Most sweeteners have their own health risks. Generally probably still better than sugar, but just moving to sweeteners isn’t all sunshine and happiness.

So is there study that would have looked into how much of the sugar was just replaced with other sweeteners? Or how much soda consumption itself has changed?

Pool’s closed…

Yeah, same here. For the couple movies a year we actually want to see in a theatre, we go to a “VIP” one that serves alcoholic drinks and some snacky foods on top of the typical movie theater stuff. No teens allowed because of the drinks. So much cleaner in general and comfier seats than a typical theater. It’s a bit more expensive, especially when overpaying for the beer, but it is for so much better experience.

Interesting that they made it a choice. Typically the weapon or whatever is a reward for reaching X amount of donations. I respect it.

Never played the Sega Genesis one, but the trilogy for PC games are not difficult. Few fights here and there take some thinking, but generally pretty easy. You shouldn’t have any issues, if you’ve played any tactical type games before

I’ve never thought to buy glasses for it specifically. Typically I just dim lights and set screen brightness and contrast so it doesn’t bother me. I have used light regular sunglasses a little in the past when I’ve had to be in bright environments (bright af lab area), I recall that working OK. This is from someone who just has the light hypersensitivity (it’s often called snow blindness where I’m from), in case that matters.

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Since it’s the only work experience you have, I would still leave it in. It does show you have kept a job for a while and some hiring managers do appreciate that, in my experience smaller companies especially. The specifics do not really matter though, so cut it down to a minimum and drop it down the page.