Yeah that's act ii. If you just got there you're probably near the beginning though technically it's possible to do a bunch of other stuff first. In any case, you shouldn't find it too difficult to jump back in - just check your journal to see which quests you have in progress. And if you're considering going back to game it's definitely worth it - the story really ramps up over acts 2 & 3.
Wise might work for you. They're a UK company I believe. Not totally sure if they're 1:1 on features with PayPal as I hardly ever use PP but they probably can do pretty much the same things. In my experience the service is very good and also very cost effective, at least when it comes to transferring money overseas.
Prefer jilted generation but this has some great tunes on it.
Yeah, TBH I really haven't listened to it more than maybe, I dunno, twice in my entire life so it might not be quite as bad as I remember. I just recall thinking it sounded like a bunch of white guys in the 80's discovering rap for the first time. Kind of like Blondie's Rapture but neither charmingly dorky nor actually kind of funky like that song.
Burning Inside is my favourite Ministry song. This album also has Test which is in my opinion absolute crap. Still, the album is probably my favourite of theirs.
It's funny you say that because the reason I miscalculated the water was based on my brew sessions regularly coming in under the expected value for my post-boil gravity, so I changed my equipment settings to reduce the expected losses. Unfortunately it looks like I made them a little TOO low.
Last (pretty recent) brew was supposed to be a WCIPA finishing at around 7.5% but I miscalculated my water volume and ended up with an 11% beer instead. I also ran into some issues doing the closed transfer from my fermenter and eventually just opened it and poured it into the keg. Despite all that it was actually quite good after a week or so carbing. I was pleasantly surprised.
This is absolute Reddit shit.
I finally looked up this guy after seeing his leftist griftosphere reply guy antics on Twitter before Musk burned that site to the ground and it turns out he has a design company in New York. I checked out the website and boy, it does not look like he's designed anything since the late 90s. No wonder he spends all his time posting gotchas on social media.
As a dual Australian and Canadian citizen, good. Fuck Gina Rinehart and fuck Danielle Smith.
Wait til you see the sequel
It's been a long time since OnePlus could claim to be a budget brand. That ship sailed a long time ago.
Ok it's fake, never mind.
Did he really just openly plagiarise Dril's second best known tweet?
"...while vowing economic opportunity as a path to reconciliation."
I'm guessing this means making deals with first nations groups to grant corporations the right to strip mine natural resources without federal oversight while paying relatively tiny subsidies to indigenous owners.
Been running it for about 6 months now with no issues apart from a weird display issue when I go full screen in YouTube in Firefox on one display and the other display goes all white except for a couple of glitchy flickery areas, but I think that's more Wayland/plasma 6 related.
I will say that I've worked with the Linux command line for years now so I may be slightly more technically capable with it in general than a complete newbie but I think most other people here on Lemmy have a similar level of experience as me.
The Guys podcast has a pretty fun episode about this.
Yeah, fair enough. I'm certainly no expert
I was in coal harbour one day last year and spent a while watching one of the sea planes taxi and take off.
At one point it had started gaining speed to take off but had to cancel at the last minute because someone in a kayak drifted in front of it so it turned around and had to do the whole thing again. There were tons of other craft out on the water too, and I found it kind of crazy that it's being used as an airport considering how busy and chaotic it seems to be.
Regurgitator - Epic
Regurgitator formed in Brisbane, Australia in the early 90's and released a couple of albums that have since gone on to considered classics, among many others.
Their output is extremely eclectic and all of their albums straddle a wide variety of genres, although their usual touchstones are punk, hip hop & 80's influenced electronic music.
A useful comparison in terms of their approach is Ween, as they'll often hit a genre so specifically that it verges into parody and their lyrics are often highly satirical.