Firefox browser. 😬😬

I will check but I doubt it.

Looks like they're doing so indefinitely. Any word on where the community went? I don't see many people here so far.

I struggle with this too atm, I'm just not hardwired to switch my sleep schedule so easily and on short notice.

It's fascinating how much us humans can endure.

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Feels a little apocalyptic.

Sounds super nice!

I'm a bit bummed that I'll start my B.sc in CS program before I get to play this, but on the bright side in a few short years when I hopefully get my degree the modding scene for this game would have matured and I would imagine there would be quite a few DLCs out by then too so it's a tradeoff.

The thread is here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/145bram/addressing_the_community_about_changes_to_our_api/

Alternative source:

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/5-killed-in-yafa-an-naseriyye-one-of-the-worst-criminal-shootings-in-years/

What kind of a monster even THINKS of stabbing children?

Exactly, which is why I was able to run it reasonably smooth, although it was sluggish at a times probably due to the fact you just mentioned.

Cities Skylines is often the perfect game for me to just zone out and chill, it surely didn't run on a smooth 60 fps for me on my i7 laptop with no gpu but it performed well enough for me.

I just like to spend a couple of hours laying new railroads and streets and just expanding my city, be aware though the game can be a timesink if you're not careful.

I have a series X and a midrange pc.

The pc has ryzen 5 3600 or 3500 I don't remember :p a gtx 1660 super and 16gb of memory.

I bought a Flip 4 last October. While I liked a lot of stuff about it I was anxious about keeping it as my main driver for the next 3-4 years.

Aside from the fear of the folding mechanism wearing down heavily over the years, I was disappointed by small quality stuff such as those plastic bumpers at the bottom bezel of the screen that fell off after a few months. Other than that, the battery was small for such a big phone, 3700 mah for a 6.7 inch phone while unfolded, so the battery life wasn't that good, the camera experience was a bit mediocre, there are only two camera lens on the back, none of which are zoom lens just doesn't do it for me. There's also the thing of having to open the phone and close it everytime which was annoying.

I didn't think I could sell it, especially when the small coverscreen was cracked or scratched (I couldn't tell which at the time) . Anyway, some retail chain offered trade ins for a list of phones including mine, while they didn't offer much for it on paper and in reality, I reckoned there's no other way I could rid of it in it's state and because it's a foldable and people would be wary of buying it used. So I took the hit, lost much of what I paid for it and traded it in for the regular S23.

As I said I liked so much stuff about it, especially the coverscreen and clutching it while folded felt nice, I also miss the sidekey fingerprint scanner but I regret buying the phone since I was clearly not the target audience, also the technology hasn't yet matured and many of the issues I mentioned may be resolved in future iterations.

Hence, after all, I should've just waited for the S23 Ultra.

I've started getting into metal gear recently so at the moment I'm playing MGSV:TPP and MGS1.