I've been trying to figure out which one to buy, and this tipped the scales to the Steam Deck for me
Ah it's my whole Pathfinder party
Yes, that's what it looks like.
Edit: okay that's weird, it now works, but I couldn't comment for weeks on other threads.
I'm still getting a 401 when commenting ONLY from Boost; I'm able to do it from the website. I've done the following:
- logout / login
- clear cache + clear data + login
- force stop + clear cache + clear data + login
- uninstall + login
Nothing seems to work. Any tips?
+1 for pm
Bud, I literally code free projects. I know the ins and outs of API requests. I know how to make a newer, more modern, and more better version of what BS this project is. But I am choosing not to because I am not going to waste my energy because of some developer who cant even spend his energy, 4 hours of his life at most, to code an update. No way that is happening. I already have a barebones patch to the new update, but it's private for a reason. I'm protesting against lazy development like this,
Also @wearrrrr I don't care. I have a right to be mad about lazy development teams like this. Imagine if ur favorite game company decided to never update it again and it kept saying "If you want updates so bad make them yourself and make a pull request" Cuz thats how ur looking like right now.
Honestly you should shop around on LinkedIn
What's the conversion on Schrute plates to Stanley cups?
In the winter I'd remote start my car from the top floor and even I got to the bottom my car would be heated; their remote start uses server time.
Now if they charged me to use the remote start from my keys, that'd be a different story.
Wild in 10 years English is gonna be like "what did the memer mean by this meme"
Lol south park basically made episodes saying ”Al Gore climate change 🤓" even though he was right and has been right.
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For hosting check out something like github pages. There several other free ones as well, but pages looks like the easiest to set up. If you want something more robust, you could look into Netlify or Vercel, but that's gonna require a little more know-how.