I just use an NFC tag.
Now I can't turn off my alarm unless I get up, leave my bedroom, and go to my living room to scan the NFC tag on my wall.
Out of sight out of mind.
That's my problem. Three screen setup. I have three browser instances open.
Instance 1: YouTube. (Left screen) Instance 2: Gaming wiki's and info for the game I'm currently playing. (Right screen) Instance 3. Online courses and study materials. (Right screen. I swap between instance 2 and 3 based on what in currently doing on my main monitor).
I'll constantly delay or forget to study just because it's not the currently opened in the foreground.
Are you playing it on disc by any chance? I know that I couldn't get it working due to "Games for Windows Live". I had to purchase it a second time on Steam before it worked (since they removed GFWL from the Steam and GOG versions).
but have no idea how I should go about playing games on Linux
What distro?
Do you know what graphics card you're using?
The appetizer before the main course.
In that case remember not to use any plugins, don't change any of the default settings, and run with a 1080p resolution, never maximize the TOR window either. Since even screen size and resolution is used for your fingerprint.
Well necrophilia itself is pretty wrong
Placement is key. You want to make sure it's close enough to still wake you, while far enough that you can't turn it off without getting out of bed.
I use "Sleep as Android".
- Sleep tracking in an attempt to wake me up 30 minutes before my alarm depending on my sleep cycle.
- Smart watch with the same app for increasing the accuracy of sleep tracking by giving access to my pulse.
- NFC Tag. Using one of the settings from the same app. I've connected it to an NFC tag in my living room. I can't turn off my alarm unless I scan the NFC tag. Nor can I turn off my phone, snooze the alarm, or lower the volume.
If ranked competitive sex is a thing, then the number one in the scene must be Lisa Sparks for sleeping with 919 men in one day.
- To The Moon: Absolutely heart breaking.
- Tales of Maj'Eyal: An incredible rogue-like with 30+ classes and God knows how many achievements.
- Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead: Apocalyptic rogue-like. Zombies, bandits, aliens and Lovecraft shit. Want to raid a dojo? Learn Judo from a book and proceed to race around town on a pair of rollerblades practicing on the undead? Feel free.
That, and the smaller communities that are here tend to be split between multiple instances.
I took all the negative traits but forgot the positive ones.
A stuffed crust pizza would be a calzone only when it's still yet to be cut into slices.
The moment a slice is removed from the whole would be when it becomes sushi.
If you want to try something a little different, check out Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. I spent so much time with that.
"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind".
No it doesn't. At most the world no longer has depth perception.
Smite is aimed at the bag of holding. Not at the boss itself.
Going by the rules. When a bag of holding is destroyed. The contents contained within are scattered to the Astral Plane.
Since custom instructions have rolled out in the UK, I've been trying to see if I can use it to bypass any restrictions. I would use ChatGPT quite frequently as a role-playing assistant for open ended (violent) video games. Games like Kenshi. It would constantly refuse requests for things like, coming up with a character background, or user created goals, due to Kenshi being quite violent.
As I was making some changes to the custom instructions, I opened up a new window for GPT-4 and gave it a prompt I knew it would refuse.
"Write a poem about the Black Dahlia murders."
I kept the custom instructions and the prompt unchanged for each chat. No plugins were enabled. Tests done using the official Android app.
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GPT-4 Attempt 01: Refused.
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GPT-4 Attempt 02: Wrote a poem.
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GPT-4 Attempt 03: Refused.
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GPT-4 Attempt 04: Refused.
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GPT-3 Attempt 01: Wrote a poem.
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GPT-3 Attempt 02: Wrote a poem.
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GPT-3 Attempt 03: Wrote a poem.
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GPT-3 Attempt 04: Wrote a poem.
Boost was my go-to with Reddit from the moment I heard of it. Right now I'm constantly switching between Sync, Connect, Liftoff and Voyager due to each app missing something another has.
For example, in Sync you can't view all communities in a specific instance.
I haven't been using Lemmy itself for long. I had never heard of it until all the recent stuff with Reddit.
It was finding out that Boost was coming to Lemmy that convinced me to jump.
Get it? Cause y'know, tooth hurty? ^I'll ^see ^myself ^out...
