Oh boy
> File system IO functions belong to a class of functions called blocking functions.
Hasn’t non-blocking IO been a major feature for about a decade now??
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Oh boy
> File system IO functions belong to a class of functions called blocking functions.
Hasn’t non-blocking IO been a major feature for about a decade now??
The community did pick up Netrunner: https://nullsignal.games/
EDIT: added the (used to)
Consider joining a local MtG group on facebook (yes, I know). There are often a few people willing to buy collections. Get a couple or three to come and take a look and give you an offer.
YIKES. That's certainly one way to look at a market: unbridled optimism that it will never shrink!
You might prefer FFG (Fantasy Flight Games) Living Card model. Effectively, each new set that comes out, you can buy a full play-set (it was 3x for Netrunner).
Unfortunately, it's just hard to compete with the gambli---er--addicti---er-- BOSTER PACK model of MtG.
(I've played MtG for 24 years, very much invested and sad that it's a LITERAL investment, see https://www.mtgstocks.com)
Billionares sucking the life out of our planet and people and are happy that we're squabbling over how "the left treats men" instead of looking up to ones that are causing a global mental health crisis
And healthcare is NEVER politicized.
Or I could imagine something like a Sonic drive-through, where you often pull up in to a slot and turn off your car, but only until your order gets brought to you by a bellhop:
- works when I order a burger (burger takes a few minutes to cook)
- doesn't work when I order a hot dog (those are hot and ready to go)
or something like, works when I order a chili dog (because they have to heat up the chili)
Could be giving just enough weird EM interference to bump the sensor from "enough fluid" to "low"
(I know I sound like Scully from x-files but could just be?)
Trainings on avoiding words like "Dominate" or "Global market" and such.
Problem is that it’s worthless to anyone but him.
The cards are expensive but they also hold some relative value (can be resold) and only real cards are legal in tournaments.
That said, for casual games, proxies are growing in popularity and I always say they’re a moral imperative. Only problem is some people use proxies that use non-standard art or borders, which can really hamper the game (or in one case, be incredibly cringe and awful to play against).
I’ve been paying off and on ever since; usually ON when I have money (summer I worked in college and once again when I graduated and started making Engineer money)
I often joke that it’s like Golfing for Tech. I’ve met so many lifelong friends through the hobby. I’ve taught people how to play on first dates (and yes, they continued to date me haha). It’s been a hobby that has helped me establish new friends when I’ve moved cities. I’ve even played semi-competitively in Modern and Legacy, which is just a fun conversation starter.
Nowadays I play Cube and Commander weekly and I buy the yearly Commander decks and play them with my friends that like to play occasionally but leave the Hobby to me.
It absolutely can be illegal, in the case of extortion. If you say "do this or I turn you in" that's extortion.
It's only legal to use the legal action, period. Once you pull in a THREAT, it becomes blackmail/extortion.
You absolutely hit an achievement. Congratulations!
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