Just keep learning new things and decide which things you want to continue to chase. Some things are easier than others, but people do these things and also started at a point where they might have known nothing. It's about how much effort you are willing to put in to gain these skills.
Of course you gotta do stuff to pay the bills now, but don't let people destroy your ambitions for the future.
If you're sticking with that period of English comedy. Vicar of Dibley
Test releases in different qualities too. 4k is nice, but often it's overkill. 1080p or 720p most stuff depending how much I care. Sometimes aiming for smaller encodes by a different group, see what works for you.
Hey, some of us prefer only the bloodiest of diamonds. Still dripping if possible. /s
Yeah makes sense. Gaining the ability to hunt and eat meat is what allowed homo sapiens to evolve according to the article. That ability to reliably have food by being an omnivore would have been a boon to development rather that being tied to the growth cycle of the local plant life, and the protein boost too.
Yeah more or less. It's a fun short game for lovers of half life
From a place of freedom it looks like that, however the issue is more with those who enforce that kind of culture. That part is harder to get free from.
I think they're saying that on average people don't jack it EVERY day, just most days.
It'd depend on the severity of their autism and stuff.
But going for a walk together or anything without big crowds. If they're ok with crowds, go shopping together or something. Any normal activity can be ok unless they're the type to get overstimulated.
No job is worth sacrificing your health for. Particularly in a country where health care is so expensive.
I find it easier to backwards park, especially in tighter spaces. Mostly because it's easier if you look properly and watch your mirrors and don't rush. It's also easier to leave because you've got better line of sight for oncoming traffic
I always thought console exclusivity was a wasted opportunity for more sales. Especially when it comes to selling a PC version.