I think it’s more so that it’s releasing on steam, Deck/GabeN is more a representation of that. In your case you can buy once and install on both. The image also has the added benefit to show its steam deck compatible.

Third party apps

Blue cheese dressing

They also lost their ‘musky fox smell’."[6]

From the wiki. So seems like they did breed that out?

a or an is based on the next words consonant or vowel sound. It’s a useless and a use. Because the word use has a y sound not a u sound. An example of a u word that uses an would be an umpire.

Sorry on mobile so adding quotes is a pain.

From my experience this is a very Indian thing.

Fast inverse square root?

This is what I use too. Also using the provided dynamic dns server just makes this dead simple and has been working for years. Is there a good reason to switch?

Left looks like it has blacker blacks but that’s may be camera lighting. Anyway I’m guessing left is the oled. Looking at image from my phone which is oled.

What about the glue?

It’s a box of unassembled weapon parts.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

It could, of course, be done. If you ignored punctuation.

Yeah its not illegal for an 18 year old to date a 50 year old. You can still recognize that the 50 year old in this case is a creep.

No bank will give a home loan to an 18 year old that doesn’t have income. They will happily give them a student loan and saddle them in debt for life though because the loan can’t be discharged. That scenario is legal and is also rightfully criticized.

You say let them die in a war like thats a feature and something the teenager wants. Governments would conscript younger teens if they could get away with it.

Size. I use one too when I don’t want to carry my large phone.

for the third one because it stumped me a bit, there are 2 posibilites:

• Am -> Bu -> Cu
• Am -> Bm -> Cu

Either way there is a married person talking to a non-married person.

I have never used Git professionally but I’ll tell you the three biggest pain points when working with SVN that I know Git has proper solutions.

No local commits. On the latest SVN versions there is the concept of “shelves” which just basically puts your changes in a separate folder… as of last I checked it was still in Beta but it works decently.

Common code is a pain in SVN. The only way you can do this is using the externals property which has annoyances that seem to be handled better by Git Subtrees.

Commit squashing doesn’t exist in SVN. Not a problem for me personally but I’ve worked with some people that make me really wish I could squash their commits.

Google maps accounts for speeding so it learns and adjusts on the fly. I find it to be pretty accurate with my driving patterns which are definitely nowhere close to tenth percentile.

This is an old strategy described in this article from 2008: The Speedup Loop