The story is a Legend with a lot of details embellished or forgotten over the course of history. It is possible to put together an overall idea of how the history went, but you can’t trust any single game as totally accurate.
WolfLink
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I’m more interested in what Larian makes next tbh.
The last Silicon Apple case I got was extremely soft and fragile. Pieces were coming off of it day 1.
Do you want underground zombies driving you mad?
At least fill every other layer with cobble so the underground zombies won’t spawn
Probably. Go to developer.apple.com. You want to download Xcode and install the iOS SDK through XCode. You may need to make (free tier) Apple Developer Account before it lets you download.
Note that you can’t install apps from the iOS App Store on the iOS simulator; only a handful of system apps and anything you build for the simulator yourself.
Apple provides an iPhone emulator as part of their official SDK. Free to download, but only runs on Mac.
This is the other side of OSS. As long as the clones share their source code too, this is completely legal.
You literally can’t buy a non-smart TV anymore
Tbh if you aren’t already using someone else’s array implementation that includes length information, just write your own simple wrapper e.g.
struct MyArrayWrapper { int *data; int length; }
The NTFS one is a Samsung EVO 860 1TB. The ext4 is a cheapo generic brand 256GB.
I’ve got an AMD 5950X CPU. The motherboard is Aorus X570 Elite. Not sure about the SATA controller except it’s whatever comes with that motherboard.
In my searching I found something about Ubuntu changing ntfs and ext4 drivers, but I’m not sure if that’s a change between 20.04 and 22.04 or an earlier one. Also the fact that it’s both drives makes me think it’s probably something else going on.
What I do know is something weird is going on, and my googling so far hasn’t gotten me any good results (just things about not being able to mount drives in the first place, or mounting drives as read only, neither of which are this situation).
When I got my 30XX GPU around when they released, the drivers for it were buggy (on Windows too but especially Ubuntu). Since about 6 months after the cards came out, it’s been fine.
Idk about that. OoT was a 3D adaptation of the 2D Zelda formula. The fundamental Zelda formula has changed very little since A Link to the Past.
My idea of the “Zelda Formula” is a structured metroidvania where each “dungeon” is basically a mini metroidvania centered around one item, and the path between dungeons is usually more story driven. Occasionally there are items and puzzles between dungeons as well.
IMO the only Zelda games that don’t really follow the formula are: