The dbzer0 thing is not because of simple drama, but because lemmy mirrors contents onto the server itself. To not become liable for piracy, they blocked the instance, because it was linking pirate content. Even on reddit you were never allowed to post that.
I hope a driver makes the public statement "Women are allowed to drive", then slams 10 000€ on the table, and excuses for stating something which doesn't align with FIA's neutrality rules.
The boss blind ability trigger joker for money.
Low blow for a struggling competitor. I would endorse aggressive marketing against monopoly holders, but Firefox isn't it.
I especially fail to see the value to drive up obsolescence. Look how the Final Fantasy XIV art team, or the Tyranny RPG expressed so much through comparatively ancient engines of the PS3 era. And for shooters we have so much visual polished fidelity, with physics, high resolution textures and dynamic lighting to create anything you want. From "Prey" (2016) to Prey (2005) I think both look amazing.
At least have it for a few minutes running the way the pump is at the bottom with some acrobatics.
The pump is inside the CPU water block. Please install the radiator on top. That way the pump will be always under water and air will float to the top. Currently you trap the air inside the CPU/pump block.
All water cooling circuits should have an air bleed off valve in one way or another available, usually most simplistically through a reservoir. Perhaps due to orientation it doesn't happen. Make sure air bubbles can flow up to the reservoir by default and since running the AIO is safe after all, rotate the cooler in all directions to make sure all air can escape.
As a side note, air coolers can also be broken by faulty heatpipes internally, when condensation and heat transport don't happen.
To be fair, there are few select sites which have tighter advertising control.
I went for all three and got many more downloads in the background. That was the right choice.
Screenshot of my adblock disabled experience on overtake.gg a sim racing community hub.
I can vouch for Humankind too. It offers quite some depth and variability despite some stupid balancing here and there. Beware though it can often feel unfair and broken due to a hidden steep learning curve, as faith and influence are your core diplomatic strength, and the emphasis on territories when the game shoves cities in the main UI focus. Underneath its game design is largely quite good.