![]() ![]() I maintain the position I have had ever since Twitter sold people on the ridiculous idea of "API keys": the correct path has always been adversarial interoperability (as we did back forever ago when people built alternative apps for instant messaging services) if Twitterrific had been designed to use the same API and authority as the official app-maybe as a fallback, if nothing else-Twitter would not have been easily able to kill it. maybe there's some wrinkle i haven't thought of yet, but it doesn't seem like rocket science. > your thesis that bad behaviour only happens because people are unaccountable is demonstrably false.īut is bad / antisocial behaviour much more likely when expected to be relatively free of consequences? i'd almost bet my life on it. that he is a celebrity is irrelevant, imo. I could see this argument, but musk's actions are having serious consequences on thousands++ of people, at least - thus, i would argue it is and should be a big deal. > And we have to consider the fact that when a celebrity does something, it is blown to a much bigger proportion by the media. Your argument seems pretty amoral - like, you don't expect musk to even have a sense of right and wrong, much less try to act in a manner which many/most would consider decently. If you can legally do something, then it's ok to do it? or you should do it? > Not trying to defend the guy, but come on - he bought a company, took it private, and he is now free to ruin it as he sees fit. Meanwhile, murderers face real consequences for their behaviour, and you see it happening anyway, so your thesis that bad behaviour only happens because people are unaccountable is demonstrably false. Elon Musk does it? “What an antisocial monster corrupted by power and money” Some random small business owner blocking third parties? Nobody cares, most apps aren’t even that open to begin with. ![]() He’s just making the decisions he thinks are best for Twitter (even if I disagree with them).Īnd we have to consider the fact that when a celebrity does something, it is blown to a much bigger proportion by the media. Not trying to defend the guy, but come on - he bought a company, took it private, and he is now free to ruin it as he sees fit. > if people are able to operate largely without consequence, then they might act in antisocial ways - like musk, in this particular example If it happened to Elon Musk then he must’ve been bad from the start. I think some people want to believe it just “reveals character” as a defence mechanism, as in, that could never happen to them, they’re a good person, and they’d still be good even with wealth. I agree with you in that money and power corrupt. If people are able to operate largely without consequence, then they might act in antisocial ways - like musk, in this particular example.īut you wouldn't have to go outside your own daily lived experience to find all sorts of people doing all sorts of bad things because they are relatively unaccountable - they don't face real consequences for their behavior. and if not that, then some semblence of equality - of power, in particular. It's why socialism has always probably been the answer. Give everyone a hundred bucks and make them dependent on each other for survival, and watch antisocial behavior drop to near-zero near-instantaneously - i.e. and one might turn out to be like mackenzie scott. give anyone a billion dollars and watch most of them become monsters, probably. The difference is 'creates' vs 'reveals'. I'd go more with, 'wealth can allow one to become monster', or 'wealth creates monsters', or similar. Feel like this is probably demonstrably wrong, but too lazy to google it.
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Even tho she gave me control of the settlement.ĭo it by "completing" the Battle for Bunker Hill and it does not bug out. Every time I tried that, Kessler and her gang stayed in a scared to death stance for the rest of the game. Like getting Bunker Hill as a settlement after you talk to the Father on the roof and becoming a enemy with the Institute after that conversation. Which can happen and cause bugs if you do with some quests. ![]() The house was destroyed by bombing, and St George's gave the dogs sanctuary. ![]() It may have something to do with how you did that quest. the manner of Sir Joshua Reynolds ' they are saying again it is in his. Originally posted by Dubbeledraaideur:I can't click on the companion because the companion is invisible. If that don't work use the vault tec V.I.P target system if you have vault tec workshop. close the consol, Dogmeat will appear next to you. don't close the consol now to summon the selected NPC Type, and hit enter. donkeys where they do not differ from those in horses and ponies, as. to select Dogmeat in the consol type, and hit enter. During the mission, the airport was empty. reproduction outside those terms should be sent to The Donkey Sanctuary. The Vertibird takes off again.Īlso something maybe unrelated idk, I killed BoS on the ground near the airport, before the RR mission was given, it was as a retaliation for the BoS attacking one of my settlements. So I kill the last BoS and went back to the Vertibird, then after the Prydwen gets blown up, the Vertibird lands on the beach, I got out. He became a handy decoy, when Maxwell started shooting XD When I was in the Prydwen he suddenly appeared again. What happened was, when I was on the Prydwen I told Deacon to stay with the vertibird. ![]() Spoiler alert and probably the start of the bug: If he is spared, he becomes essential again, making him unable to be killed. Cicero is flagged as essential before 'The Cure for Madness'. I only use it to unlock terminals, get 5.56mm ammo and workshop materials. Also read that you should never send companions to Sancturay because they always disappear. If the Dragonborn chose to spare his life, Cicero is found upon exiting the Dawnstar Sanctuary after the quest where he becomes a possible follower. With the cheatterminal I've not used anything related to the companions. I do use some other mods: cheatterminal, unofficial fallout 4 patch and some weathermod. I can't click on the companion because the companion is invisible. Having ports on the front is essential for office environments where people move around with their mouse and keyboard. The G5 has a 9th gen Core-i5 processor and a lot of ports on the front and the back. ![]() This is not the latest model available HP is up to the G7, and the case size increased significantly with the G6 and G7, putting them outside the definition of a mini PC. If you're looking for a mini PC that comes in a small form factor but is still upgradable, the HP ProDesk 400 G5 is a great choice. The latest Mac mini has tons of power in a tiny footprint.ĬPU: Apple M1 | GPU: Integrated 8-core GPU | RAM: 8GB | Storage: 256GB SSD You can add more RAM and swap out the SSD on the inside, but both are pricey upgrades. You'll get just two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and a single HDMI port. Apple also developed the Rosetta 2 compatibility layer, which allows non-ARM apps to run on the new processor.Īs for the hardware itself, Apple didn't offer as much as we'd like to see. Developers have gotten on board with names like Adobe, Microsoft, Blizzards, Mozilla, and more, all porting their flagship applications to the M1 processor. Since the new M1 chip is based on ARM technology, apps for macOS need to be rewritten to support that processor. Our reviewer Jeremy put this mini PC through many benchmarks, achieving 7,662 on Cinebench, 60.44 fps on GFXBench Metal Car Chase, and 17,9 on Wildlife from 3D Mark, which are undoubtedly good results. Apple has thrown all its support behind this processor, and our review shows its effectiveness. Since the debut of the M1 processor, Apple has put the chip in Macbooks, iMacs, iPads, and the Mac mini. Mostly this is a computer designed for people that want to build their custom PC in a small package.ĬPU: 9th generation Core-i9 | GPU:Intel UHD Graphics | RAM: N/A | Storage: N/A This is an excellent start if you want a portable computer for life on the go. If you take it to a friend's house for a night of gaming, it's easy. You can build this mini PC with whatever components you want to make this a very highly portable rig. The plus side is you get the best processor from a company that makes great processors. The case is designed to optimize airflow, so it's still roomy enough for whatever components you want to add. That's not always the case since Intel sells the NUC to manufacturers who can add those components and sell customized NUCs. Users generally need to provide their RAM and hard drive. Intel designs the NUC with the latest processor, but that's all that comes on board. One of the first mini PCs to hit the scene was Intel's "Next Unit of Computing," or NUC for short. The only real downsides are the price and the difficulty of obtaining it due to its popularity.ĬPU: Intel Core i9-9980HK | GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 | RAM: 16GB | Storage: 512GB SSD The system is perfect for everyone, from hardcore gamers to graphics designers. It can pull off this level of compact, uncompromising power in part thanks to intel's Next Unit of Computing (NUC) architecture. In some respects, it's easier to upgrade and maintain the Tomahawk than it would be the biggest and most spacious of full-sized tower cases. The unique modular design also solves another traditional caveat of mini PCs, making it easy to open up and tinker with the Tomahawk. This dense bundle of beefy components is all well-cooled so as not to overheat and offers performance on par with almost any full-sized desktop PC. This is in addition to a 512GB SSD, 2TB HDD, and 16GB of RAM, all packed into a 12.6"x5.51"x1.36" case. The only absolute limit to this powerhouse of a PC is your pocketbook, as it can be configured with almost any full-sized GPU and outfitted with an 8-core Intel i9-9980HK. When it comes to mini PCs, "no compromises" isn't a term you expect to encounter, but to a shocking extent, it's what the Razer Tomahawk has achieved. ![]() Do you fantasize that your tantrums and conniption fits could possibly be worth the $0.000000001 worth of electricity used to send them? Your life is one big W.O.M.B.A.T., and your future doesn’t look promising either. You should be promoted to Engineering Manager.ĭo you really expect your delusional and incoherent ramblings to be read? Everyone plonked you long ago. You have a couple of address lines shorted together. You are not ANSI compliant and your markup doesn’t validate. You are unreservedly pathetic, starved for attention, and lost in a land that reality forgot. You are grimy, squalid, nasty and profane. ![]() You are weary, stale, flat and unprofitable. You are a green-nostriled, crossed eyed, hairy-livered, goisher kopf, inbred trout-defiler. You are the entropy which will claim us all. You are Evil beyond comprehension, half-living in the slough of despair. God created houseflies, cockroaches, maggots, mosquitos, fleas, ticks, slugs, leeches, and intestinal parasites, then he lowered his standards and made you. You are a few bricks short of a full load, a few cards short of a full deck, a few bytes short of a full core dump, and a few chromosomes short of a full human. I have seen skeet with more sense than you have. If cluelessness were crude oil, your scalp would be crawling with caribou. The evidence that you are a nincompoop will still be available to readers, but they will be able to access it ever so much more rapidly. Try to edit your responses of unnecessary material before attempting to impress us with your insight. Your alleged parents abandoned you at birth and then died of shame in recognition of what they had done to an unsuspecting world. You didn’t crawl out of a normal egg, either, but rather a mutant maggot egg rejected by an evil scientist as being below his low standards. You were hatched into an unwilling world that rejects the likes of you. You are a squeaking rat, a mistake of nature and a heavy-metal bagpipe player. You are a weed, a fungus, the dregs of this earth. You are vile, worthless, less than nothing. You are a monster, an ogre, a malformity. ![]() I will never get over the embarrassment of belonging to the same species as you. ![]() You are a stench, a revulsion, a big suck on a sour lemon. I take that back you are a festering pustule on a weasel’s rump. You are a spineless little worm deserving nothing but the profoundest contempt. You’re a putrescent mass, a walking vomit. You took your last vacation in the Islets of Langerhans. I would rather kiss a lawyer than be seen with you. As we say in Texas, you couldn’t pour water out of a boot with instructions printed on the heel. Support the project on Patreon to help us make the game, follow us on Twitter for updates or join the Discord to check on the community! If your controls get stuck somehow in the key configuration screen, you can press F1 to reset them to default. If you encounter any bugs, we would be glad if you reported them to our Discord too. We appreciate your feedback and ideas, which you can discuss with us on the Discord. The game is still being worked on and is in an early stage, so a lot of things might change. An extra challenge for beating all of the levels.Trying to make the most of it, Peppino decides to stay to play the available games anyway. Done with his shift, Peppino rocks his blue outfit in honor of the blue hedgehog and is ready to go to SAGE2019! Sadly, he misread the location of the event and ended up at the Snick Amateur Game Expo, hosted by the much less famous Snick the porcupine. However, they are at top pay, work 6 days a week, 12 hours a day and have no life outside of work. ![]() There are some conductors who make $100,000+ a year. ![]() School Bus Driver Salary in Nassau, NY Percentile How much do school bus drivers make on Long Island? ![]() If you drove all 52 weeks in a year at those rates, you would earn between $29,120 and $62,400. That translates into average weekly pay ranging from $560 to $1,200. Most drivers complete between 2,000 and 3,000 miles per week. You might be interested: Often asked: What License Do I Need To Drive A Bus? How much can an over the road trucker make?Īverage truck driver pay per mile is between 28 and 40 cents per mile. The equivalent salary in 1955 would be $5,777. Some common grievances here include: administrators not backing up school bus drivers when parents complain policies that don’t support drivers disciplinary actions that are perceived as inequitable not showing appreciation for oldest employees and too many hoops for drivers to jump through to get administrators to How much did NYC bus drivers make in 1955?īus drivers in New York City with comparable experience earn a median salary of $51,075 per year. Top 10 Highest Paying Cities for School Bus Driver Jobs. Do bus drivers make good money?īellevue, WA beats the national average by $6,397 (18.9%), and Richmond, CA furthers that trend with another $7,576 (22.4%) above the $33,891 average. After a while it gets to you, and makes you mean. Bus drivers are practically public property, open to abuse and accusation. Is bus driving stressful?Īccording to Dr Tage Kristensen, of the National Institute of Occupational Health in Copenhagen, bus drivers are under more stress than executives. Subway and Streetcar Operators will most likely receive a salary of Thirty Nine Thousand One Hundred dollars each year. How much do MTA train operators make?Ī Subway or Streetcar Operator gets a salary somewhere between 24000 to 36000 depending on education and tenure levels. MTA’s extra benefits further support your quality of life. Transportation pass in retire- ment requires 10 years of service. Notes: Pension eligibility for Tier VI full benefits requires 10 years of service and age 63. MTA Large Private Companies MTA offers extraordinary retirement benefits. You might be interested: What Is Bus Powered? Does MTA offer pension? How much money does a New York City bus driver make?Īverage MTA New York City Transit Bus Driver yearly pay in the United States is approximately $66,286, which is 100% above the national average. While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $210,172 and as low as $18,000, the majority of salaries within the MTA Bus jobs category currently range between $30,175 (25th percentile) to $86,821 (75th percentile) with top earners (90th percentile) making $142,938 annually in Los Angeles. How much does a MTA bus driver make an hour? 15 How much do abellio bus drivers earn?.13 How many hours do MTA conductors work?.12 How much do school bus drivers make on Long Island?.11 How much can an over the road trucker make?.10 How much did NYC bus drivers make in 1955?.6 How much do MTA train operators make?.3 How much money does a New York City bus driver make?.1 How much does a MTA bus driver make an hour?. ![]() These are the game's auto-activated checkpoints to which he'll automatically return after being vanquished (and dropping some gold as a small penalty). Naturally, said lake was also a popular hangout for goblins, some of a higher level than DeathSpank himself. There wasn't time during my play session to make much progress in the main quest, so I spent most of it helping out a hapless fisherman who'd left his tackle box down by the nearby lake. The cards that aren't chosen get discarded - there's no management of a deck in the game, just six card slots in total (although you can remove a card from it to make space for another, but it will also be discarded). There were other options, offering enhancements to melee damage, loot drops and the like. In my time with the game, I got two: one that increased his movement speed and another that gave a +10% to ranged attacks. Pressing the Back button when you reach a new character level brings up the option to select from one of three special trait cards. In fact, there's a progress bar underneath his health bar. ![]() The whole interface was very intuitive, as was the equipment menu, which clearly indicates which items and weapons are better than what you currently have equipped, and which require a higher level to use. I was able to map one weapon to each of the four face buttons on the Xbox 360 controller the D-pad works similarly, only for potions (insta-heal), drumsticks (flee danger while chomping on 'em) and support items. So, DeathSpank receives quests - some are "Important Things I Need to Do" in his quest journal, others simply "Unimportant" side quests - and sets out to complete them, using ranged and melee weapons. The NPCs respond in kind, with wonderfully odd answers and retorts to DeathSpank's over-dramatic questioning. ![]() Each conversation in DeathSpank, is voice-acted and presented as a series of response options, some practical and some just plain funny. Here's where the comparisons to Monkey Island come in. ![]() It all starts with DeathSpank - who has brawn and bravado, but is about as clueless as The Tick - seeking out the aid of a witch, said to know the whereabouts of the artifact he's destined to protect: The Artifact. The NPCs respond with wonderfully odd answers and retorts to DeathSpank's over-dramatic questioning. This happens at a quick pace, and, in the case of a hammer and cleaver in the demo, can cause the ground to quake or send enemies flying. Not all of his weapons are special like these, but throughout his quest he'll happen upon or be rewarded with tools of mass dismemberment that behave a little differently when his Justice Meter is fully powered up. plaid.ĭeathSpank (the character) is a dispenser of justice and, as such, wields Weapons of Justice (WoJ). Also, it's about bacon and a hero who's favorite number is. His new downloadable game is a fast-paced, button-mashy loot-'em-up, as well as an adventure filled with interesting characters and diabolically funny dialog. I found this out for myself earlier this week when the 'Stiq had its first hands-on ( we'd seen it at PAX 2009) with DeathSpank, the latest game from Ron Gilbert, designer of The Secret of Monkey Island (but not Diablo). When a game is described as " Diablo meets Monkey Island," two reactions come naturally: " Neat!," followed by, "Wait a second. |