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Every card has a rarity. Normal, Rare, Super Rare and Ultra Rare. To craft a card you need 30 mats of said rarity. If you have a card that you don't/won't need, you can break it down into 10 mats of the rarity that that card is. So essentially, 3 trash cards you don't need = a card you do need.

The optimist in me says yes, but the realist in me thinks the chip shortage is more complex than just cryptocurrency.

been a couple times

Instead of A Way Out, I'd suggest that dev's other game, It Takes Two. I've seen multiple people say they've played it with their non-gaming partner and both loved it. A Way Out has segments where you're competing against the other player and it has plenty of failure states. When you die in It Takes Two, you just do a little button-mashing QTE and come back.

As a bonus, It Takes Two has lots of segments where it parodies other genres of games. So there's one where it turns into a 2D fighting game for a bit, another where it's an isometric RPG, that kind of thing. So it can act as a mild primer for other games you might want to try playing.

It reads like a fairly simple statement: Data not collected. Apple introduced such clear privacy labels for apps on its mobile operating system iOS over a year ago. They are supposed to show whether and which data the app passes on to its operators or third parties.
A sizeable portion of apps claim not to collect any data from users. But many of these labels are clearly false, as a technical analysis shared exclusively with netzpolitik.org has shown. Computer scientist Konrad Kollnig from Oxford University examined 1,682 randomly selected apps from Apples App Store. 373 of the apps tested (22.2 percent) claim not to collect personal data. However, four out of five, 299 apps in total, contacted known tracking domains immediately after the first app launch and without gaining user consent. (Data to be published soon, more details on the method here.)
One prominent app from Kollnigs dataset is RT News by the Russian state broadcaster. The app claims not to collect any data. To verify the accuracy of that claim, Kollnig loaded it onto a test device and navigated to a few random articles. In total, the RT app sent data to 19 domains. Not to Russia, but to tracking services of the tech giants Facebook and Google, the market research company ComScore and the advertising company Taboola.
Such data collection should be specified in the data protection label, says Kollnig, because it could contain sensitive information, including what news users have viewed in the app. Unfortunately, its often unclear what data is really being collected and what happens to that data. He says that particular caution should be exercised with apps that have access to the GPS location. As research by the New York Times has shown, such location data often ends up in the hands of data companies that offer it for sale a clear case of abuse.

Did you read/watch Levi's full back story ( the ova/no regrets side stuff)? Him, Kenny, Mikasa and Erin are my favorites

It's a tough choice though.

Hange is the best character tbh.

did the Son of Titan side story ever go anywhere?

did they get to the basement yet

How did you feel about Annie's titan randomly being revealed to be the ability to use other titan abilities?

The author chose the name. Shingeki no Kyojin is the name of Eren's titan and can be translated as the Advancing or Attacking Titan.

So he kinda combined them but there should be a comma. Attack on, Titan!

I kinda feel like instead of zoos, just have more nature preserves

• On the whole, it's very good. I liked the themes of war corrupting whoever takes part in it, as well as the fact that there are circumstances where no decision is an objectively good decision: consequences can and will come back to bite you in the ass
• My biggest criticism of it is the name. Even calling it something like 'Advance on Titan' (and accordingly, the Advance Titan) would have fit better, as well as been a better localisation imo
• A lot of the characters on both sides were great. My favourite main character was probably Mikasa, and my favourite side character Willy Tybur
• The ending...I know it was controversial. I personally thought it was good. It wasn't the ending I would have gone for, but it makes sense. There are some things it doesn't explain, but you don't have to take too many leaps in order to infer things

Wait until its green, of course. Anything else would be pure anarchy

"Bei Rot musst du stehen, bei Grn darfst du gehen."

Germans know what Americans do not.
Slow traffic goes in the outside lanes.

The US even has lane markers for that now - square lane dividers = exit.

kph

The driving education system in America is nowhere near good enough for this shit

conclusion: this site is too fucking american

i was caught doing 160kpmh in a 90kmph zone when I was 18. Lost my license for 9 months and got a $2k fine lol

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Czech billionaire Radim Passer tested his Bugatti Chiron on the highway between the German cities of Berlin and Hanover, reaching speeds of more than 410 kilometres per hour, the Associated Press reports.

Passer posted a video of his ride on YouTube, which he said was made last year on a 10-kilometre stretch of motorway with three lanes, when there was good visibility. Security was a priority, he said.

According to Forbes magazine, Passer, a property developer, is the 33rd richest Czech. He similarly tested his Bugatti Veyron in the past, writes iDnes.cz. In 2015, it reached a speed of 402.5 km/hr, the highest measured speed on a public Czech motorway.

How to find meaning
Consciousness
Mass hypnosis/indoctrination
Fundamentals of Good vs Evil
Conspiracy
Integrity of Institutions
Relationships
Politics and it's role/institutions

Hopefully it clicks this time around. At the very least, some familiarity with the first half should streamline gameplay a bit.

-13 Celsius here yeah.
But my car heater is adequate

We're finding all these variants now right? Surely a couple existed before right? Is there any way to prove that, and if so, what ones effect who, and when? Besides the popular ones of course. Where through the alphabet already right? So, does that mean we have 20+ strains and information on all of them and what they do, or we will at least? I'm curious.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrhGlzWMomk