Americans: "REEEEEEEE description of #orcs in #dnd is racist cos it describes minorities!"
Non-americans: "Dumb and and like to shit war everywhere? That's an easy one, this describes USA to the T."
Given this, I'm gonna go with 'description not racist, but you are,'
CW: Racism
If you don't find this description of orcs extremely racist I literally cannot tell you what to do. My friend is getting dogpiled for this and it's wild because this looks blatant.
2. If you had to push out a hot patch before review was finished, you could hop out and upload a new version. You'd lose your place in the queue, true, but it's a few orders of magnitude better than whatever #ChromeWebStore is doing
By the way, here's how #ChromeWebStore submission compares to #Mozilla's #AMO:
1. Back when AMO still had manual review, your extension got reviewed in under a week. You always knew your place in queue.
In 1969, we managed to put a man on the moon.
In 2020 it's still impossible to upscale videos using nearest neighbour in pretty much any major video editor.
What kind of bullshit is that?
Explaining why #HTTYD: #TheHiddenWorld ending is poorly written, using #Dragonheart.
(No but seriously though, Dragonheart is an underrated movie)
https://t.co/Yt3q8gi8rX
People using #KDE on multi-monitor Hi-DPI setups may have noticed a glitch while taking a screenshot of a rectangular region.
I sorta-figured how to fix ... or, more accurately, hack around that bug.
https://t.co/r7MTooPkoM
@pcgamer Was initially about to complain about #gamergate innacuracies, but then:
> Microsoft buys Minecraft (2014)
... this honestly doesn't feel like 5-6 years ago. And speaking about Mojang, if you asked me about 'Scrolls' thing I'd put it ... later than 2011, for sure.
@pcgamer (Though you should really go 1440p instead of 5k2k - not just because even 2080ti won't allow you to max the games out, but because the only monitor with that res in existence has image retention issues so bad you won't be able to comprehend how they're charging $1500 for it)
@pcgamer > For productivity, more vertical resolution is advised
34" ultrawide gives you as much vertical space as you'd realistically want (27-28" 16:9 equivalent), but with extra width. 1440 gives you enough resolution and 2160p gives you a proper high DPI.
@pcgamer TBF Borch almost looks better in the polish series, and he's an actual dagon (whereas in netflix witcher, he's not a dragon but a wyvern. Esp. not according to TW lore)
@pcgamer Too bad they made Borch a) not a (proper) dragon (according to [witcher] lore) and b) look uglier than it was in the Polish TV series almost 20 years ago.