Jakob is super cool!! I got to meet him in person at LTX 2023, he gave me a mic and told me to start streaming :)
Jakob is super cool!! I got to meet him in person at LTX 2023, he gave me a mic and told me to start streaming :)
Damn, I didn’t know it got cancelled. Was pretty exciting to see a new player in the life sim genre.
Hope this isn’t the same fate that’s in store for Paralives
Yeah this assumes you chose bay, and that max DIDNT learn her lesson about time travel.
Presumably these are the reasons DONTNOD didn’t make a sequel, Deck Nine taking over the franchise never sat right with me
This is the most insane movie 💀
EDIT: dude was talking about plastic recycling, i misunderstood the context
Original comment:
🧢
50% of beer and soda cans are recycled
And,
Why post blatantly false, easily invalidated information?
The two that stick out to me are:
Gran Turismo
Elvis
Maybe the newer kernel? But if you don’t think you need it you’re probably fine tbh
Exactly the same reason i used it, prior to moving to sway with the switch to Wayland
I’ll never understand why Square Enix gave Deck Nine LIS in the first place. Dontnod = GOAT
I’d say the requirements are accurate, it needs cpu to do the simulation stuff but I’m still a noob.
Regardless, i think i could go 12hrs before crossing that threshold (if it does exist)
This is terrible advice, especially for someone moving from an rpi bruh
In what fucking world are you living
FM/AM, TV, etc have all been around for LONG before the 2020s
Perhaps, but on the other side of that coin: Because valve doesn’t have legal obligations to make money snd increase shareholder value, they put a lot of money elsewhere. The products they create are awesome (literally the best launcher on PC, Tim Sweeney is probably upset because his is ass) and invest heavily in things better for gamers:
So i don’t know what kit you have or what it came with but here’s everything I would use:
Equipment:
Ingredients:
Watch some YouTube videos to get a feel for the process. I enjoy City Stead Brewing, they have tons of recipes and helpful tips. Also, if you’re gonna bottle and stuff you’ll need wine bottles, a siphon and bottling wand, corks, and a corker. You can bottle in swing-top bottles, but I haven’t had good luck with those (apparently they’re not great for long term storage >.>)
Like i said though, for your first mead it’s probably best to KISS. I appreciate being able to get a feel for the process and then experimenting later on. I’ve only made two meads, but have made wine and a LOT of beer in the past – so if you have more questions just lmk!
👋 fellow homebrewer (do we have a homebrew community here yet?)
My advice: your first mead is probably gonna be more of a learning experience. Go to costco and buy a big bottle of honey (3lbs), mix it with a gallon of water, and some nutrients.
Most cost effective way to try it out without blowing a ton of money. My first mead was terrible, and i spent a ton of money on good local honey.
My second mead i spent even more on better honey and strawberries, to apply everything i learned. Came out amazing
Jakob is