Much rather see him with a few purple hearts
Weirdfish
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Another element people tend to overlook, we haven't actually lifted off the planet of Mars, aside from the helicopter.
Somehow missed it when it came out, and just never watched. Thanks for the suggestion, I really need a laugh today.
The next major milestone would be getting them back off of Mars.
We've had lots of practice leaving Earth, but nothing man made has ever launched back off the surface of Mars into orbit.
She was a bit grumpy this morning cause we'd run out of food. Now she is fed and passed out on my lap.
We really need a counter of the days he has left in office.
Every news article should start with "With only X number of days left in his reign of terror, Trump said Y".
Still haven't played this one through, just downloaded it for like the third time.
I don't know why it hasn't hooked me, it's just the sort of game I should enjoy.
You know, there is an awful lot of "why" missing for me on this current war.
It started with "we don't want them to have nukes", and to that end, we succeeded last year when we bombed all those facilities.
Now with two of Irans supreme leaders dead, and their air defences functionally gone, what now?
Sure, we CAN take Kharg, but to what end?
I so want this game to be a worthy sequel. Having the original team back is hopefully a step in that direction.
I do work that I love and find rewarding, I continue to create systems I am very proud of, and I work for a company I have high respect for that makes products I believe in.
I can't think of any work I'd do for free, those are called hobbies.
Have been working on moving what I can to a VM, but the systems I develop require physical access, and when I've asked, I've been told there is no way to give a VM access to the laptops ports.
Many of the systems / devices are on physically isolated networks, use RS-232 or USB for access, etc.
If there are netsec approved ways of passing physical ports to the VM that would solve a ton of my issues.
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I was raised catholic, and the steps you need to complete, the sacraments, would be baptism, which I would think is a freebee as they do it to babies, first communion which we did around 1st grade. I went once a week to a school in the evening until the third sacrament, confirmation, which is your "I'm an adult and chose to be a Catholic" . That was around 15 or so, similar to a bar mitzvah.
There are a total of seven sacraments, last rites at death and a Catholic wedding are two others I believe.
There really weren't tests and such, I could name a few more saints than the average person I suppose.
I'm sure a local church will have adult classes, I can't imagine it being a difficult process, though how long it would take I have no idea.