The Germans call this a Bierrettich (English pronunciation: Beer-Rat and that ich sounds like a short cat hiss). If you’re in Vienna, they‘d write it that way, but the local dialect‘d be like Bieradi (pronounced: Beeruhdee)
Gos bless the rains down there 🙏
It’s still in the top 20 most sold games last month - ever since it released. It‘s almost as if it is a good game.
don‘t use it is waaay easier said then done. It’s not the first time you’ll need it, not the second time, but there will be this one passage in the game, could even be the final boss on your first try, where there happens to be a mechanic at phase 6 you don’t quite survive. The game then loads in before the first phase of the boss. And because the boss was hard to get there, you rewind for the first time. Then you get hit, and you rewind again.
The first one is hard to use, but it gets easier.
And easier…
And easier…
Long story short:
Nintendo sold about 4-5x the amount of Kirby, Pikmin, Metroid and Xenoblade games on Switch than they did on WiiU and 3DS combined.
Input of a Xeno-series fan: duh. WiiU didn’t sell well and despite Xenoblade Chronicles X (pronounced cross, same name as the main character) being good, it was no system seller. And Xenoblade Chronicles 3D didn’t sell well either, being one of only 11 New3DS games.
Edit: the Kirby games on the 3DS were great! With Planet Robobot one of the best Kirby games ever.
Last time Apple made it thinner it was a portless catastrophe
GTX 980. put it in my first self built tower, which I still use to this day
I‘m completely switching up my life right now to live to 87 to be able to watch the total eclipse on my birthday
I’ve heard a lot of praise from paranoid Linux users and they all like the way Apple intelligence works locally (we talked back when the first informations came through)
"Forklift-Excalibur: He who pulls the fork out of the pillar shall become the ruler of storage-land"
Use copper, or it could have been brass (I don’t remember) this thing resists everything and lasts longer - and it’s even cheaper
In my asklemmy post (here: https://lemmy.world/post/20013379) I asked if anybody could help me because the mouse just does not glide well on my mousepad, while the 10 year old gaming mouse does glide.
The answers were pretty good and something I looked into. Then, I was just like "what if…" and put regular tape on the mouse, just to test it… and… it glides!
Has anyone of you stumbled upon any information on how to get it running on machines like mine, or does it just not have enough power?
Close its mouth at the speed of light?
Close its mouth at the speed of sound?
Close its mouth faster than the speed of light?
Also… wouldn’t it be heavier than the galaxy itself? So it would create its own gravitational pull that’s like extremely strong?
Maybe something closer to a
Landl iNePad