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Hey did you ever notice that Danny Tiger has a bunch of animal characters, but also just like normal animals, Like the pet bunny? The tigers are humanoid, but not the bunny?

Been eyeing this. I have older unifi internet equipment, and with a recent wifi radio purchase, I realize one seems to need their cloud key or gateway products now

Mint is probably not one of the many native mints :(

It depends on the area. English Ivy is not native to the US, and it can fucking suck. It can easily take over entire areas. Since it re roots itself, it’s awful to remove.

It’s great in it’s native environment

Just… don’t use it in the US. Plant natives plants. There are lots of incredible native vines.

Plants can be more aggressive just by nature.

Generally, it’s probably more location dependent. Concord grape (a cultivar of fox grape) is native to eastern US https://gobotany.nativeplanttrust.org/species/vitis/labrusca/

So if you’re in this area it may not be a big deal.

Virginia Creeper is also native to that area, and folks consider it a weed because it grows fast. Even though it’s native, and the colors slap in the fall.

Keep your concords

General location? Outdoor I assume?

Remember folks, you’re supposed to leave extra shit like this behind for exactly this reason

Hubspot, klaviyo, Zen desk to name a few

GPU prices are gonna get cheaper, annnnyyyy day now folks, any day now

Doom is wonderful. Eternal isnt more doom 2016 though, which is fine it’s a sequel. It’s the more intensive parts of doom that are amped up and forced upon you.

In 2016 I rocked the pistol and machinegun and barely used any other weapon and I was happg

In eternal, you either use every ability constantly and swap guns constantly or you die. It’s a big loop and not cycling every ability and gun makes you lose ammo or health or whatever. It’s a very jarring adjustment

Thoughts on the sequel they announced?

Ooc do you play pysolfc on mobile?

The atmosphere in that game is very unique and extremely well done. No shade to SC2, it just didn’t require capture the feel, the music, the dread the way SC1 does

It was a cheap drama wrapped in a military sci Fi, which is such a strange mix.

Sometimes it worked really well. But honestly I found myself wanting all the military sci Fi and often getting blue balls

“Listen up we now have an ENTIRE FUCKING SPACE SHIP, that’s right, built on earth, for humanity, warp fucking drive, GUNS”

“OH and it’s going to get pummeled on every single encounter.” The actual first voyage is the Prometheus getting taken out by like… Missiles from a modern civilization

also in that movie, the joke is that his neighbors are yuppies or something. So they aren’t bothering him or do anything that warrants revving a chainsaw threateningly at them :)

Shitter was full!

It’s easier too if you’re the one milking, with the exception that pasteurization also extends shelf life

It could be level. Less experienced engineers find the boilerplate spit out by copilot extremely useful, more experienced find it more in the way.

Is some of this just caused by more experienced folks being less inclined to learn AI tools? Maybe. I think experience writing code is the bigger factor though.

I’m trying real hard to find it useful. I can see it eventually being more useful, but it’s just not worth the cost.

Luckily we don’t need accurate info for training reference manuals, it’s not like safety is involved! …oh wait