Yelling the same question instead of trying to figure out where you went wrong. I see your parents went to the same school of homework-helping that mine did. "YOU'RE NOT STUPID, THIS IS EASY. YOU HAVE 14 APPLES..."
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Ok but she's not going to say no because of the implication.
I mean, that was a solid cpu, but damn.
This was supposed to be my upgrade cycle. I built our PC's in 2021, and i tend to upgrade every 5 years. Between the pricing and industry collapse, and just plain having more fun with low spec games, i don't know how long it's going until i upgrade again.
Imagine how jank that game would have been on release if they tried varied procedurally generated biomes hahaha.
OK but how can anyone trust a guy who literally defended himself in court by saying that a reasonable person wouldn't believe him?
Well, I'm not interested in one of those things, and I've already mopped up the mess. Apology accepted, begrudgingly.
But I was actually wondering how seniors with limited mobility are supposed to poop with a 4 foot tail sticking out the back?
I'm also wondering how you poop.
I mean, Rothfuss has produced a couple novellas, and Martin has some projects. I get it, but at the same time i wouldn't blame either of them if they didn't feel comfortable releasing another of their mainline series.
I want them to, and ten years is a long ass time, but nothing they produce will live up to the hype so that probably causes a lot of anxiety.
But maybe im projecting here. Idk. I feel like the same thing is the reason we don't have a Half-Life 3 video game. The first two made such a huge impact in terms of tech and gameplay that nothing is going to live up to the hype. So you can either kill yourself trying to achieve unachievable levels of amazing, or go do something you want to do.
I think Rothfuss/Martin and others are pressured too much. No matter what they produce, it will never be good enough to satisfy the hordes of loudmouths.
I appreciate the points Doctorow makes, but I'm one of those people that feels trapped, voting against something instead of voting for something.