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https://twitter.com/Syberia/status/1484556491927531521?s=20
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I dunno, based off the bad behaviour of the SEALs the past couple of years, can see other US special forces behaving likewise and abusing their freedom of decision making - maybe it could be an issue of the people above them giving them too much freedom, this was in the era of Trump and his "gloves off" spiel, right ? Shame no one's head will roll from it though. I got a bit of a chuckle of UK sending their NLAWs (in-laws ? :P) to Ukraine. Wonder if they'll find their way to third parties.
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At least power metal is easy to identify. If you feel intense shame at the idea of a family member catching you watching the music video....it's power metal.
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I guess my usual things would be a deeper tone or just heavier sound and the speed of it. Heh, maybe am just biased by the thrash bands I first listened to. But usually I check wikipedia to see what the band identifies as if anything
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What are you Playing Now? No really, tell us more...
Malcador replied to Wormerine's topic in Computer and Console
Caestus Metalican > all other tracks. -
Should be a section for "Just wait until they stop asking about the problem"
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What's offensive about this ? Just go buy it where it's cheaper.
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What are you Playing Now? No really, tell us more...
Malcador replied to Wormerine's topic in Computer and Console
Captured a War Galleon in Sea Dogs (French declared war with Spanish so my mission to go to a Spanish port as a French privateer is not going to work), then the game crashed so I lost my awesome new ship -
Not really sure why Youtube thought this was metal (when bored I rely on the mix playlist to get something to listen to). Maybe is the naked woman on the cover.
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You'd think Satan would be ok to intentionally be a deadbeat dad.
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Whatever makes gamers unhappy is good.
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Get well soon
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Same courses in University ? No, but from my experience in school as an engineer if you don't know calculus at a decent level (integrals mainly) you're in for a rough time (other than maybe Computer Engineering, which I've always felt didn't really warrant the title although I am one). In their job they won't use it all that much, but is necessary to understand fundamentals - particularly as some go on to research. But other than that, just curious how he meant it as gatekeeping, been a while but don't recall if it was a requirement for fields more removed than math. Calculus is interesting as all it is for the most part is breaking things down into small amounts and scaling up as needed. 4 years of that and you should be well primed to understand things as comparatively simple as budgets and taxes, hah. Guess though you have to count on the kids being a good judge or being judged well of what they want to go ahead and do in life, if you're going to tailor math teaching to them.
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True enough. But times change, and all.
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There is a God, and He hates us.