Okay I just finished playing over an hour, I have to fully disagree with it being closer to BF. If you like Squad you'll like this, but there's no dedicated kit like BF or Squad. You have inventory management like Arma, and you have to pack your magazines. You can specialize however you want to your play style. The maps are absolutely massive. The vehicles have a lot of weight to them and overall the pacing is close to Squad and Arma. The first match from start to finish took about an hour and 40 minutes.

Obviously a lot of these games have some of that BF spirit but this game is much slower in pacing.

Edit: also I'm playing this on Arch, and the game ran flawlessly, with proton 11.

She got called out for doing blackface around summer of 2020 after the death of George Floyd and she put an apology video out saying she's going to take accountability by going on an indefinite hiatus. She's followed through with that, the apology seemed sincere.

I would say it's closer to Squad with a managed economy system on top of it. BF has no economy management. Or FoB building, or logistics trucks running resources to build FoBs.

She's switched to doing almost everything entirely on patreon.

That's marketing making you see that, but yeah Squad did spawn of BF, but it's not as fast paced as battlefield. I watched an hour stream yesterday, it's got the really slow bits of Squad in its DNA.

I got an invite for the closed beta that starts today. I'll report back on which it's closer to.

They knocked the door open, the lady didn't open it.

You can see the wood splinter and fragments on the ground they forced the door open illegally. You can see a video of this from the outside they broke the door open.

It's real. https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/humankind/2025/07/01/tornado-proposal-photo/84437311007/

So... I'm a dumbass. What's the benefit of the antigens or lack thereof? Are there types of diseases that are more prevalent with or without these things?

The article didn't really go into any details as to how or why this will result in saving lives. Just that they can test for it.

She did, she even campaigned for Mamdani

Been playing ARC Raiders on Linux the past couple of days.

Also one of the coolest July's we'll ever have too! Isn't that neat!?!

America places the original inhabitants as foreigners in their own lands

• CBS, Playboy, CocaCola, ABC, Camel Cigarettes, Windows
• ?, Travelers, Apple, Nike, AT&T, Chrysler
• Warner Brothers, ?, Chase, Intel, Pizza Hut, McDonalds
• Xerox, Adobe, IBM, General Electric, Internet Explorer, Bell Laboratories
• United Airlines, Shell, Adidas, NBC, Pepsi, Compaq

I know of 4 companies in the last 2 months that laid off their entire QA departments. With the expectation that product and engineers will pick up the QA work with the reasoning that you can use AI to be more productive and help with quality assurance tasks. Historically, in my experience, QA departments are the only ones that actually have any documentation and knowledge of how the product works... Better than the product department.

I always felt that just breeds toxicity and trolls.

Yes, it's true I don't need to sort by it, but it invites bad behavior.

So this is advice I've offered many co-workers and friends over the years. This advice actually came directly from my first boss.

Always try and make time to have a lunch with a former co-worker. Just one, co-worker, it's one hour, once a month. Just have a lunch with someone, anyone from a former job. This helps in a couple of ways, you keep your network open and you keep it expanding. These people aren't your friends, but they could turn into friendship if you wish them to be.

Prior to the pandemic, I had a list of my months, and which co-workers I would reach out to from former jobs. This has been huge for me as it has helped me land new job opportunities and it has turned some former workers into great friendships. But it's just 12 hours a year, and 12 lunch's a year. But it's just enough that I'll always have someone I can use as a reference.

I've now had many different jobs over the years, but I still schedule lunches with former co-workers. But I make sure to reach back out to people to set these up, it's helped me also become more social than I normally am.

So once you've got this new job in the bag, do not lose touch with the old co-workers make an effort to have lunch with someone, anyone, but at least someone you wouldn't pull your hair out after spending an hour with them.

It's just 12 hours once a year.

edit: don't get me wrong this isn't an easy task my first boss had to force me to go to lunches I didn't want to go to.

Because general elections historically always have higher turn out. I think that's what they're trying to get at specifically.

Which... makes sense. The creator of doesn't like coding.

I actually hate programming, but I love solving problems. I really don't like programming. I built this tool to program less so that I could just reuse code. PHP is about as exciting as your toothbrush.

So PHP it born out of a dislike of coding. In turn the documentation is all over the place and inconsistent.

I'd rather Jesse Ventura or Al Franken run. Bleh 😩

Wait, Andor was originally suppose to be five seasons??