I don't think "flirt" should be used as an acronym for anything that doesn't necessarily involve actual flirting. Parties, novels, even chimpanzees - fine. Trains, COVID variants, paragliders? Just stop.
The Israelites (referred to in the Bible and the Koran) were an ancient people.
Wikipedia: "Archaeology tends to place their origin in the last centuries of the 2nd millennium BC, after the collapse of the great Egyptian and Hittite empires which dominated the Near East. Societies settled in the highlands between the Palestinian coastal plain and the Jordan River".
The State of Judah had Jerusalem as its capital. It was "defeated and annexed by the Babylonian Empire in 587 BC, and part of its population was deported to Babylonia."
Who wants to read a 468-page report examining the technical feasibility of flipping the NE corridor over to 60-cycle power commissioned by the FRA/Amtrak? And why don't we have cool program names like Electrak anymore? -- https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/24238240-1970s-60-cycle-report
Every Unity GameObject has an associated transform, which comprises three vectors: position, rotation, and scale.
If you want to change the rotation, you use the Rotate method.
If you want to know what the rotation is, you'd think you'd access the rotation field. There is such a field, but it's not the one you want. You need to use eulerAngles.
Behind the scenes, rotation is actually a Quaternion. I understand there are reasons for this, but displaying it in the Inspector as Rotation (with three components), and setting it using Rotate (with a Vector3 and an angle) made me expect that rotation would be a Vector3.
actually the name of Blink engine is quite interesting, it was named after the non-standard html blink tag and ironically it never supported it. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blink_(browser_engine)#Na…#Naming)
Actors #naming in EU laws:
"The end user and recipient of the service are both natural and legal persons using a certain service. However, the #DSA recipient of the service can be a person acting in a personal or commercial/professional capacity whereas the #DMA end user can only be a person acting in a personal capacity."
I'm mildly proud of how I categorise my games on Steam and interested to see others' methods (feddit.nl)
They’re in order of likelihood of being played. Craig is a mate of mine who I play with when time permits.
Firefox is the only way. (lemmy.world)
OC can we not name magazines like reddit and make them better? examples: foodporn => goodfood earthporn => BreathtakingLandscapes trees => weed ....