Doing the Lord’s work in the Devil’s basement
To clarify : We’re talking about differences in the codebase here. They are still exactly the same game, with some very minor disparities in certain mechanics.
The technical differences tend to disappear over time because they rely more and more on the datapack format, which is shared between the two codebases.
That’s because arch is very old and back in the days it was prone to breakage. Ironically, it is now much more stable and easy to maintain than an Ubuntu derivative but people will still recommend Mint to beginners for some reason.
No it’s actually very simple stuff. Arch is surprisingly stable and easy to manage, and had been for the better part of a decade
I’m not much into it but I think Polyphia is a good example. I once got down a rabbit hole of related bands on YouTube, I don’t remember the names but it definitely is a scene. It’s hyper technical, definitely progressive, but you’ll hear little if any overdrive, kind of like the latest Tool album but taking it even further.
Tim Hansen from Polyphia is like nothing I’ve ever heard. He even plays on nylon strings most of the time, and he just shreds the fuck out of it. Check him out on YouTube if you haven’t already!
There’s also Polyphia and that whole movement of progressive metal with no distortion. Their technical level is stellar.
I managed to not use my brain by using my brain and noticing the API playground still worked
Actually i’ve had the rare privilege of working in companies that really valued their employee’s wellbeing. At least for some time. It was a combination of inexperienced founders, really convinced managers, and super enthusiastic investors who didn’t really know how to crack the market so they kind of gave us all freedom to do as we pleased. This was all pre-COVID of course but it was a blast to waste millionaire money for a few years.
Even without seeders, you can sometimes be lucky and resurrect old torrents that have been kept in cache by providers such as real debrid
We’ve got some good ones in french.
For example there’s a bridge in Sepultura’s Rattamahattah that distinctly sounds like “c’est dans ta chambre, ça pue l’opium” (it’s in your room, it stinks of opium").
Also, Metallica’s Unforgiven, the first verse sounds like “nous faisons des oeufs, et couic couic ils se tournent” (we are cooking eggs, and squeak squeak they flip).
I worked with a guy who was Happiness Officer and all my friends found it hilarious. He was pretty good at keeping the team happy though so I didn’t give him too much shit about it.
Haha what are the odds! On the odd chance that you haven’t already, you should definitely watch arrested development it is full of background jokes like that. MDMA optional but probably works too
Because magic has in common verbiage typically been used to describe phenomena we don’t know the mechanism behind
I would argue that this is what makes it particularly useful. Magic provide a language to describe those phenomena that don’t have a mechanistic explanation yet. That in turn allows people to explore those phenomena in a structured way. That structure may be wrong or arbitrary but it is still better than going in blind.
My favorite is the Beetlejuice bit in Community
Them dusters always complaining about something smh
The exact lyrics are :
Jaaaacques Chirahac
Jacques Chirahac
Jacques Chirac, Jacques Chirac (Jacques Chirac?)
holy shit you’re right i don’t know where i got the idea that it was the same format