I recreated the Dungeons & Dragons 5e Coins from the 2014 edition of the Dungeon Master's Guide in CAD. You can find them on @printablescom:
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STEAM CONTROLLER GIVEAWAY 😳🔥
Seeing how many people were disappointed with the scalper situation, I decided to giveaway the only unit I was able to buy.
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Winner will be picked in THREE weeks 🏆
@FreeCADNews One of my favorites, albeit a simple one.
Being away from my PC, it's one I have at my fingertips.
Not sure of the version. I've been using the FreeCAD weekly releases since about v0.19, so I keep updating my projects to work with the latest versions.
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@Nubdub47s@SteelSeries Could be, but I can still understand your frustration with it no longer being supported, while only 5 years old.
P.S. Just to make sure I am understanding correctly. We are talking 5 years since the headset was released, not 5 years since you bought it, right?
@Nubdub47s@SteelSeries That's weird. When I needed replacement pads for my HyperX, but couldn't find a way to buy them through their website, they told me: Unfortunatelly we don't ship them to your country, so we will just ship you a set for free.
CS:GO is back on Steam!
This is real, I did not make this up.
The Global Offensive legacy branch now has it's own appid and steam page, though it is unlisted. You can access it to add to your Steam account here: https://t.co/JMD9Ii2yHZ
CS:GO is not supported by Valve, so they are not hosting servers, there will be no additional updates, and the community server browser is not working. This is the version of Global Offensive that existed at the time CS2 was launched, a forever shadow.
The only way to join games is to manually enter the connect command in the dev console (or other such plugin externally that does the same thing)
This is great as a long term solution to preserving the game. There are still communities of players who regularly play CS:GO as an alternative to CS2. Certainly, CS1.6 and Source still have their communities, so why should CS:GO be thrown into the dustbin?
This should have been done in the first place, and would have shown a lot of good will towards the people who love this game.