Satosuke

Don't get me wrong; teaming up with my friends to dive into the chaos all kitted out is great, but MAN...dropping in solo with a free kit or a cheap loadout and stealthing my way through priority contracts is exhilarating. I heard a lot of people comparing solo to a survival horror game, but I beg to disagree. Since you always have at least some way to fight back, it feels more like a tactical stealth game to me.

I feel like it's ten years ago sneaking through missions in MGSV again. The bots behave a lot like soldiers in that game, and other runners add that unpredictability factor that just pulls it all together. I barely even care about high tier loot anymore; completing contracts is my

My fellow divers, you are being MISLED! The debate over pineapple on pizza is EXACTLY the kind of devious, malignant moral wedge the automatons would use to DIVIDE us and make us FIGHT amongst ourselves instead of against the TRUE enemy!

In the old Earth archives, there was a bacchanalian feline icon who preached true patriotic epicurean pursuits on his televised broadcast "Gar-field and Friends". His broadcasts were threatened by a trio of TREASONOUS ursines known as the "Buddy Bears". They may have lulled the less discerning with their patriotic-sounding siren song of "If you ever disagree, that means that you are wrong," but this wise Gar-Field saw RIGHT THROUGH their attempts to undermi

I had gotten a call from my dad this past weekend while on vacation saying my mom was in the hospital. Both he and mom assured me it wasn't serious but she was getting more tests before they'd let her go. The whole weekend I was worried sick about her but I tried to enjoy my trip nonetheless.

Then this past Monday. I'm stuck in standstill traffic on my way to Disney world and I see an email notification pop up on my phone. I look at it.

"Notice of termination."

I stayed quiet to my passengers, but my heart immediately dropped like a rock.

I finally parked my car over an hour after seeing the email, telling my friends not to wait up for me, and called my boss. I was indeed let go for an i

Lost my last brewery job about 3 months ago at this point. It was because I'd made a major mistake on the packaging line, but I can't help but feel like they did me dirty. I was still recovering from some pretty major surgery at the time, snd I didn't really feel like I got any empathy from anyone. It had been just about a year since I had gotten passed over for a promotion; I hadn't actually been happy there since, But I needed the job for the health insurance for the surgery.

It's a pretty shifty feeling to get ragged on for my 'negative attitude' when it felt like no one actually listened to my concerns. So i've had enough. I got a desk job far closer to home now and I am considerably ha

I'm trying to create a script that will set the sleep button on a client computer to do nothing. I came up with this code after asking our integrated AI script generator and doing a bunch of research and tweaking:

powercfg /setdcvalueindex SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_BUTTONS SBUTTONACTION 0
powercfg /setacvalueindex SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_BUTTONS SBUTTONACTION 0

Running this script in powershell resolves without any error messages, but the power settings for the sleep button did not change. Is there something I'm missing?

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I have several older computers that I'd like to repurpose for a backup PC, but I don't know what's still worth using or even compatible vs. buying new components. Here's the parts in question that I've scavenged:

• AMD A6-6400K
• AMD Athlon II X4 645 3.1 GHz x2
• Intel Core2 Duo E7400
• Crucial Ballistix Sport 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) DDR3-1600 CL9
• Samsung 8GB (2x4gb) 2Rx8 PC3-10600U
• MSI FM2-A75IA-E53 mobo
• Inland 500W power supply
• EVGA GeForce GTX 1050ti

If any of these are still useful/compatible with each other in some way, the only thing I'd need to get is a case, and probably a better mobo than the rinkydink MSI thing. I already have hard drives and SSDs I can use. Any recommendations?