It has an email address for people to send in pictures… I wonder if they did anything with them.
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It has an email address for people to send in pictures… I wonder if they did anything with them.
Karim Khan KC said there were reasonable grounds to believe that both men bore criminal responsibility for war crimes and crimes against humanity from the day of Hamas’s attack on Israel on 7 October onwards.
Maybe I’m missing something, but when someone commits a war crime (or in this case multiple war crimes), are the things they have done not criminal acts? Did the BBC edit their article afterwards to assert they are war crimes?
They also write that Karim Khan calls Israel’s war a “war of extermination.”
No one even remembers Merlin
My dad had the rare chance to name his position whatever he wanted, but the higher ups still rejected his choice of Grand Poobah.
L. L. Bean significantly restricted/removed their lifetime warranty after they realized people were buying up used product at yard sales and auctions and then requesting they provide new replacements.
Supposedly you can still get them to honor it if you have proof of original purchase, but it sucks that it got to that point.
Can’t forget the oubliette. Pretty sure it gave me nightmares when I was a kid.
I think Paul Tassi actually had a pretty good opinion on this. It does seem as though people who played the alpha largely turned into preorders or were at least decidedly more likely to buy the game. It really might be a disconnect between critics/gaming journalists and gamers, but we’d have to wait and see.
Dunno what the source is, but here’s one of the better ones I could find
Fun fact, Estonia was one of the first countries involved in cyber warfare when Russia kicked off the 2007 attack on their infrastructure over a statue. They’ve been simmering for a while now.
Maybe they shouldn’t have spent any money hiring the fucking Pinkertons? 🤷♂️
It’s possible. It’s definitely a game that asks a lot of the player to get immersed in the underlying story. Lots of relatively dense philosophical excerpts to read in the terminals. That’s on top of lore-related text to read which really fleshes out the pretty dark story they’re telling. Then there are the puzzles which might not be everyone’s thing.
The second game improves this greatly by moving the majority of the story out of text and into voiced dialogue with NPCs and a few cutscenes. The jump from the Serious Sam engine to UE5 is pretty mind-blowing in terms of graphics. I think there’s going to be a third one, as well?
If the game can’t suck you in, I’d at least recommend looking up the story. It’s pretty neat.
Aside from obvious ones like Baldur’s Gate 3…
Talos Principle 2 is fantastic from start to finish and makes you feel smart. I’d say playing the first one is a must in order to really enjoy it. The dlc, Road to Gahenna, is skippable. Most people I’ve talked to find they already own the first one somehow and just never got around to playing it.
Viewfinder was also good but felt kind of short. It’s priced fairly, though, so it’s worth a try.
Ghost Trick was really really good on the ds, not sure how well it translates to pc but the reviewer liked it. Some part of its charm was the interaction with the stylus. If it goes on sale, absolutely pick it up.
Fun fact about Wisconsin: the Republicans were furious that a Democrat was going to be elected after Scott Walker’s fascist stint, so they rushed through several legislative changes to limit the powers of the incoming governor as a final middle finger to democracy.
Nu, it must be the one like Lexx!
Another round of Roundup?
I’d eat it:
Used Stable Diffusion 2.1
Seems like they had a theme going…
This just reminded me of getting super cheap/nearly free ad-supported Kindle fires from Amazon, obtaining root access and installing a different ROM. They weren’t half bad spare Android tablets once you removed the adware.
I’m sure the chance at getting some with high lead content makes it taste even better.