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Team fortress 2 : episode 1

33% of payment on project start, 66% of payment on demonstration of final product, 100% payment on hand over.

Worst case you get 66% of your payment. Make sure 66% is enough to make the project profitable.

Clear contracts are also important. Fuck you, pay me.

Wendel does amazingly deep dives on all things hardware. Hes got that deep, deep sysadmin understanding of various components and integrations that always make his videos on hardware a smokeshow, no matter genre.

I wouldn’t even call this a bad title, but if that keeps you from watching one of the best IT youtubers out there, so be it.

It can be. I often find it “bursty.” I’ve had months at a time when I had stand-ups and then “do whatever you want” for the rest of the day. I generally did do useful work, but there were plently of days when I was just chilling out.

Ive also had months where I ran from fire to fire while on fire, spreading even more fire. Also, there was fire.

It juat depends. If some org treats you as disposable, pays like shit and lights your hair on fire as you walk in, y’all should walk back out. The next org will probally treat you better, because there are good orgs out there. Even the good places get busy for a bit though. Just make sure that busy comes with money and that it ends at some point.

Idk man. Tasha seems like she could lean in to it.

I think data has seen some things.

This game still an RNG grindfest like it was in early days?

The days after release are probably the most hectic in the whole development cycle. No studio has enough QA to match all those players testing the game and finding breaking bugs.

The scramble to fix all these is insane, as they are happening during your “big money” days. If you’ve had to crunch up to release, the days after may just fucking end you.

Certainly has the evil callback covered

According to the lead there, they found out via the public announcement. No one at Paradox had the decency to actually let them know first.

Third times the charm.

Ehh. Depending on the industry and issue, thats wholley justified, not only from a “least privilege” sense, but from a regulatory one.

Step over into cybersecurity and you end up spending all day clamping down on usability because the company has legal requirements to meet to continue to exist. Many of the things we are compelled to do are overeager and overly pedantic, but it’s either “do it, pay up, or shut down.” The execs tend to prefer “do it” in my experience, which makes everyone’s day a bit more tiresome.

So its entirely possible that was out of their hands.

Other way around. Odo breaks his leg and Quark won’t leave him behind.

Later Quark gives up and Odo grits forward, inspiring Quark to finish the trek.

Im only referring to raw human survivability.

Whether this amount of growing space could produce enough calories per year to keep 1 human at “barely alive or better” caloric input.

In my estimate, you would need to devote most of the land to potatoes, and rely on eggs, rabbit meat and likely some wild foraging for the rest. It probably is feasible if you do the above.

Fundamentally, pride is not just a party, it is a protest.

Rainbow parades or Rainbow bricks.

Ain’t no one going to let Stonewall happen again without a fight.

You might be able to survive if you grow just potatoes in those 8 beds and feed the 6 laying hens on weeds and scraps from the other plants.

You can also convert 3, the “tea herbs,” into more potato beds.

A sow is a female pig, which doesnt produce silk at all. Attempting to get silk from it would be difficult, if not impossible and futile. It wouldn’t matter how hard you try, you would get nothing.

You can get as much silk from a sows ear as you can get blood from a stone. I dont see much differnce, but i guess the sows ear phrase requires more culture context if it means “you can’t get something nice from rubbish.”

How is it not? The euphemisms all mean you “cant get X from Y.”

Both of my examples mean exactly that.

“You can’t get blood from a stone” is classic in the US. “No more juice from a squeeze” is another variant.

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