Tf that would make crossing the Atlantic $1500

Might be worth it once just to say you did though

I love when it’s a hot summer day and you’re in a big city. You get to play my favorite game of “is it raining or are there ACs dripping on me”

Now I want a breakdown of how people in an area refer to locations near them such as using counties or cities.

Here in western North Carolina we use counties but my friends in eastern NC don’t. I figure it’s because a lot of towns out here are too small to even be towns most of the time.

When I went to school in West Virginia the locals also used counties there when referring to where they’re from.

I know using counties is popular in California and looking at the map I can kinda see why since they’re huge.

It’s wild how many comments I got saying buy used when if you check HWS it’s full of 4080s clearing $900-$1000 used

What’s funny is that a new GPU alone will set ya back that amount already. I’m hopefully picking up the 5080 at launch for 1k

Gwent was fun in the game but would be a really shit game irl. The game version you enjoyed it because you got to go around finding OP cards and then using them.

I tried the spinoff standalone version of Gwent when it came out but I literally remember nothing about it

I think a lot of modern birds have scales on their feet.

I should probably say that I’m more of a product manager these days so I don’t think I feel quite the pressure you feel to have an impressive git backlog but at one point I did feel that way

I’ll get asked by fresh college grads all the time what I’m working on at home and It’ll take me a second to realize what they’re talking about bc I haven’t worked on a real non-work related project at home in years

If anything I’ll get new devs who I’ll invite to lunch and they’ll be nervous so I try to break the ice by asking what have they been up to or what their hobbies are. They’ll start speed running through their list of pretty obviously pointless github projects that remind me of the fluff ones I did when I first started. It’s adorable

The only personal projects that ever get my attention are the ones that the person describing them is obviously passionate about. You’ll see them grinning ear to ear when telling you how many hours it took to fix a bug.

This is a very ranty way of saying that you shouldn’t stress about projects at home. I was told early on that social skills carry you further than technical skills which is probably bullshit but I was never going to be an amazing coder so let me have this one