I thought this game would be a micro transaction bag of shit based on only what I saw on Reddit before leaving.

It's actually quite fun, my wife and I play and are just enjoying the heck out of squashing ghouls and completing dungeons. Haven't felt pressured to throw cash into the game at all.

The game does crash a lot though, but usually that just means it's time for bed and we haven't lost progress from it yet.

I kinda like that PullPush needs to find and pay Ivan before arbitration commences. I kinda think Ivan is a random name intended to be unfindable so arbitration never starts.

I’m just glad they’re streaming on YouTube so I can see the shot show without visiting Reddit and pumping their numbers

Elon has transitioned all the coders from MX Blue to MX Red just for this change.

If I hadn’t deleted my accounts, this us what I’d have done.

Docker is basically a virtual machine image you write your software in. Then when you run the software you don’t need to worry about compatibility or having the right dependencies installed, it’s all included in the docker image.

Think of Docker as being Nintendo cartridges that you can take to any friends house, plug them in, and play. Servers can run more than one Docker container.

The approach greatly simplifies writing code and having it work on your server, reduces errors, and adds a layer of security.

I still check in on my local subreddit, but I don’t participate.

Not to say Reddit is good, but Blind is the most toxic community I’ve ever seen and it has a very strong filter for bitter employees.

I’d take the discussion there with a grain of salt, though I expect morale at Reddit is pretty terrible right now.

Can you start randomly nest them too?

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