I do think there are people who treat you like a mini celebrity, but those don't rarely interact with you. You're more likely to find them in places where you usually aren't active. Plus, I'd imagine you do get some amount of annoying dms from people like that, even if it might be rare.
Does any of that even stop it? What's stopping you from signing something like this yourself in the same way you'd sign e. g. a bootloader which allows you to dual boot?
There's a lot of stuff you can learn and tinker with once you get to the middle of the pack and start designing your base and automation setups. Of course, if you copy the setup from public resources (wiki, discord, various google docs) you probably won't learn much. And getting there is labor.
The only way to explain it at this point is that she's the real life counterpart to noelle
Beware of this new anti-meta strategy during the next event!
Yeah he got put on a bunch of blocklists when he posted a longcat so long people couldn't see their feeds anymore lmao
We are finally bringing qthestormm to bluesky
There are people like me on this platform who like using the "most liked" feed or other, similar feeds. In fact, that's how I cane across this post. Likes have immense value here.
Sounds like the war thunder forums are your place to be
Huh, looks like for the more recent mc versions they switched to an in-game guide book called Thermalpedia, maybe that's better? Though I have no clue, I never opened that book.
None of them is a bit of an overstatement. Some of the popular ones do have their wikis. Thermal expansion, applied energistics 2 and industrialcraft 2 for example. There should definitely be more though.
I do get your frustration though, there's a mod for which I started reading its source code since the quest book wasn't always detailed enough
Some like immersive engineering do have in-game guide books which explain a fair amount. That said, even if they don't there are ways to get in-game guides of varying quality by playing popular questing modpacks.
I don't get it. That's the funniest part about watching shows with friends to me. It's not like these predictions are correct 100% of the time. It doesn't make the experience any worse either imo. Seeing if a specific thing happens is just as exciting as seeing what happens next.
The dancing style has to be hungarian folk dance but it's sorting algorithms or I'm not joining
Fingers crossed is a good one, but uh
"Early Christians used the gesture to implore the protection of the Holy Cross."
It's praying. I don't think the english language has any good phrases for this that didn't come from christianity. The german "die Daumen drücken" is also not common in english.
In Germany we say "Hals- und Beinbruch" and I think that's beautiful
As others said, try to focus on more than just the next wall. This will make you worse at first but you'll get better in the long run. I don't think 30h is that long either if you don't have much experience with other timing or even rhythm based games
My CS teacher in school liked pulling these videos up as a visualization for each sorting algorithm
