Pub servers are pretty bot infested, but there's a lot of active community servers out there.
Also, it recently got an upgrade to 64-bit, so it's better optimized.
The corollary to "Do not be judged" is "Be as wise as serpents, and as innocent as doves."
Jesus specifically commanded his disciples not to be naive.
Thats because Truth is one of the higest values in Christianity. Jesus emphasizes this by saying "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life." Conversely, Satan's chief attribute in the Bible is that he is a liar.
That is also part of what makes the Ten Commandments different. Most of the commandments are no terribly unique. Many societies had prohibitions against theft, murder, and adultery. However, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor." was not seen in other societies' moral codes.
Human beings have been able to accurately predict eclipses for over two thousand years. We still can't accurately predict the weather a week in advance.
Singing live was just the start of the issues with Les Miserables.
This video does a pretty good deep dive from a music nerd perspective:
Yes, he got booed at his own rallies. Why can't he take a hint?
According to court documents, the two men were strangers who pulled out guns and began firing within seconds of starting an argument.
Are you telling me that they had a "moment?"
Wow. I guess they did win the Space Race after all.
C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien sure were lucky to live in a era without war and the threat of nuclear disaster. /s
This is the fundamental difference between the wise man who builds his spiritual foundation on rock and the fool builds his spiritual foundation on sand.
I think the problem is that we have lost the concept of "duty" as a society. We have forgotten that we have moral and spiritual obligations, even if there is no legal consequence for breaking them.
This concept isn't even unique to Western society; the Hindu concept of dharma is similar.
They'll probably put your vision and motion on the subscription model.
Got to share this relevant Family Guy clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSZFWBjSvH8
LeVar Burton's been unhinged on political issues for a long time. It's a shame; I loved him in Star Trek and Reading Rainbow.
Team Fortress 2 is still pretty active on community servers, and I'm sure that the annual Halloween event brought players out. Bots are still very much a problem in the official casual servers, though.
For those of you who are not aware, Fables was fairly popular series published by DC Comics about fairy tale creatures living in modern America. It led to several spin-off series and video game, The Wolf Among Us.
Legally per the terms of his contract with DC, Willingham retained full rights to the Fables story and characters as his intellectual property. DC kept going behind his back with releases and stories, and Willingham lacked the resources to mount a full-scale legal battle.
Thus, because he has the right to give ownership of Fables to whoever he chooses, and because of his own philosophy on the copyright system, Willingham released his work into the public domain. Now anyone can create works with those characters and stories; DC no longer has a monopoly.
What an absolute Chad.
Governors across the country suspended the 1st amendment (freedom of assembly) over Covid. The only reason why this isn't flying is because she marched out of time. You have to make a play like this with the rest of the herd.
Combine that with the fact that men drink way too much in our culture, already. I cannot, for the life of me, understand what the appeal is of getting so drunk that you don't remember the night before, and that you vomit. That sounds awful. There are about a million things I would rather do than that.
Getting a little tipsy and goofing off with friends? Sure I get the appeal of that. I haven't really done that since shortly after my college days, but I understand it. Blackout drunk or ending the night over a toilet? That sucks.
He was also a murderer. He raped and murdered the little girl.
Even then, the N in N95 stands for "not resistant to oil." What is the outside shell of the Covid virus made of? Oil.
You'd need a P100 respirator to really stand a chance of doing something.
Yet somehow, I don't think that his book will wind up on libraries' "Read Banned Books" displays.
Technically speaking, this referendum was about the procedure for changing the Ohio Constitution. The abortion vote comes in November. This vote was to raise the threshold for a constitutional amendment from a simple majority to 60%.
The conservative vote was split because many conservatives just wanted to keep the status quo.
This is the fundamental difference between classic heroes and the new "heroes" the woke activists push. True heroism means self-sacrifice for a greater good. None of the activists understand that; instead they're like spoiled children who can only think of what makes themselves feel good.
It's far cry from a story that William Blatty wrote as a sermon that couldn't be ignored.
The Communists have always been after Disney, ever since Walt stood up to them and their thug enforcers It's also the root of all of the Walt Disney= Nazi sympathizer rumors.
That is of course assuming that ot is genetic, which it may be. There is also the distinct possibility that it is due to exposure to some environmental toxin. It may be combination of both. In which case, removing said toxin from human consumption would be how it would be stopped.
It depends on the device. A lot of smartphones randomize the MAC address that they give out by network connection.