Lol there were definitely rando mc raids at the beginning. They weren’t very successful mind you, but people did get some purples from trash which were insanely better than any other gear at that point. Eventually they got enough people geared and trained to do the first few bosses. Reaching Raggy was, at that point, only possible for dedicated raid guilds.
Ever since owning cats I’ve never been scared or afraid of any type of sudden motion or noises. It’s always them, no mystery to be solved.
I believe him. They’ll take a single border town with a lot of Russian speakers, then stop, just to gauge article 5. If EU remains unified and responds, they’ll pull back. If not, they’ll grow the harassment.
I was lucky enough to play WoW when it first released. Nothing will ever come close to the experience of Vanilla & the first two expansions. There were no aggregate sites with all the info/strats/drops/… it was pure discovery.
I remember doing Onyxia for the first time with randoms and getting our asses whooped like you wouldn’t believe. Then someone told me that Molten Core would soon be released and contain TEN of these bosses back-to-back. While we could scarcely fathom bringing one down.
Suffice to say, our first foray into MC (again with randoms) was… painful. Got our asses whooped again, this time by the trash mobs there.
Ahh, memories…
We needed someone like him in modern times. Seems like the business plot eventually succeeded, it just took a few extra decades.
Never apologize for learning new things ;)
To be fair, Elegabalus was distinctly Syrian in upbringing and religion, and his trans-ness was not accepted by the general Roman public at all. It was one of the main reasons his grandmother had him and his mother (her own daughter!) assassinated in order to crown his nephew Alexander the new emperor.
Butbut… what about hobgoblin cock? Bugbears? Where to draw the line?
Higher sexual assault numbers as well, I’m willing to bet.
These kinds of breaches are at the site level. Not much you can do as a regular user if the company doesn’t hash or salt their passwords, for example.
I’ve only really been in one breach. This one is actually a breach of a “security firm” (incompetent idiots) who aggregated login data from the dark web themselves, essentially doing the blackhats’ work for them.
This is also EXACTLY why requiring online interactions to be verified with government ID is a terrible idea. Hackers will similarly be able to gain all possible wanted data in a single location. It’s simply too tempting of a target not to shoot for.
Sweet sweet crumbs off the king’s table…
Yes and no; they have their own issues:
https://cybersecuritynews.com/hackers-weaponize-keepass-password-manager/
There’s several documentary-style interviews on youtube with people living in towns that are currently being ravaged by datacentres or cryptomining businesses. I always start feeling really sorry for those poor people, until they flat out ask them who they voted for. I could still empathize somewhat at that point, stupidity is unfortunately not rare nor curable. But then they ask these people if they would still vote the same way knowing what they know now, and almost all of them do.
End of empathy right there. Enjoy the day you voted for.
Your permanently burned out synapses will thank you for the vacation.
“Collapse” of man-made systems may be… difficult, let’s say, but is ultimately survivable.
Collapse of the global climate system though, that’s something else entirely. Nature can’t be bribed the way humans always can.
At this point if you’re still actively using X I’m going to just have to assume you’re a nazi too, or at least tolerant of them.
As much as I love Dark Tower, I would never suggest DT books as an entry point in the “Kingverse”. If you’ve read a dozen other books of him (mostly random), you’ll actually have a lot better time starting DT because you’ll be able to pick up certain threads that would otherwise remain invisible.
I’m going to suggest “The Talisman”, which was co-written with Peter Straub. It’s a coming-of-age story so there should be some overlap of interest there. It’s more of a dark adventure than a horror book, and it ties in with the Dark Tower saga (but only “after the fact”, so you can read Talisman without any of the other context just fine), but I read it at about that age and it helped me get into a lot of other King books, and eventually, much broader fantasy, sci-fi and horror.
I also seem to remember that it starts somewhat slow, but once you get through that it’s fantastic to the end.
Confirmed: brain is cat.