Questions to ask if you feel like it:
How much does an average apartment go by in rent around this area? (This'll create the assumption that you'll buy it all and put all apartments to rent)
How's the neighborhood? How noisy is it on a scale of 1-10?
Are there spaces to park multiple cars?
My EA account was hijacked months ago, I couldn't get it back. Now learning that even if I had it back I wouldn't play BF1, definetly makes it less of a pain.
Tho still sucks for its enjoyers.
From their description, we can easily assume site M is mangadex.
Going after the sole legitimate scanlation site is the dumbest idea ever, considering there have been many instances where manga sites have collaborated with scanlators from there to provide legit translations; and the scanlators often does stop releasing when an actual english release is available digitally in a good pace with japanese releases.
One more added to the list of idiotic site blocks applied just out of a whim by the government.
Depends on how hard your country cracks down on individual piracy. If you've heard a friend of yours in the same country being served a copyright notice for pirating; you absolutely need a VPN. If you've never heard of this and the idea sounds impossible, you typically won't need it.
If you will need a VPN; I would heavily recommend Proton VPN for convenience. If you want to selfhost you're going to need a server in a different country which will still cost you money. Assuming you'll pay for a typical sbc + gigabit internet + electricity costs + remote maintenance costs and you'll be looking at a way bigger cost than just 60 euros a year. That's how much ProtonVPN costs.
If not, it would be cool. But i don't recall ubisoft doing this in like ever.
If you're developing and want a live display of your program, nothing beats a second monitor to see your progress live if you want to see the progress on your computer.
Other cases %100 agree
I had a scam that netted me in no change in money whatsoever.
These scammers offer you this "you'll rate these stuff on sites and we'll give you money", after completing a first batch and they give you some money, they'll try to get the victim to believe they are legit. After believing that you're trusting them enough, they pull the ponzi card "for next missions pay us 30-1000$ amount; you'll recieve double after doing them".
I got 30$ from them in total so I sent 30$ knowing it was a scam to see what they would do; of course they blocked me. I was expecting them to try to get more money out of me, appearently they're satisfied with getting their bait back.
This was how it worked for years for developers. First step of testing your app on an iOS device you have is to pay Apple a developer fee. This has been a thing even back in iOS 3 times.
Aren't there save states of the game available on the internet?
No fucking way
Unlike other game engines, godot's open source nature allows this; but not sure if people behind the fork will put in some actual innovation on top of the engine instead of lmaoforking.