Getting really tired of renewing my certs every 2-3 years.
I've got experience across AWS, Azure, Databricks, Snowflake etc and have certs for a couple of them. I really cannot be bothered to renew them. Given that I have several years of experience, do certs make a difference at senior level? I'm not targeting consultancies.
I had been taking 3g of Hiprex for two weeks with no side effects initially. I then started seeing blood in my urine and a dipstick test showed protein and blood, but no leukocytes or nitrites. Other symptoms included frequent urination and burning pain when peeing. I've been getting UTIs every two weeks and this fits the timeline. I was too nervous to wait for a culture as I almost got a kidney infection a month ago so I started antibiotics immediately. It took about 3 days to feel better. At this point I can't tell if I overdid it with Hiprex or if I had another UTI. I've been taking my hiprex with vitamin C, but since I didn't experience pain apart from burning I doubt it was a kidney stone.
My main concern is that blood and protein in urine doesn't seem to be a common side effect?
I'll come clear right away: I didn't know it was a rogue lite. I thought it was a regular tactics game. And for me a tactic x rogue lite game doesn't work at all. I'm still stuck in the first area and it's just so tedious doing the same missions over and over again just to get to the first boss. Where the focus is on running, not fighting. Again, entirely my fault for not watching review videos in advance, but man, I'm so disappointed.
It didn't help that I felt bombarded by all the different abilities/shops/interfaces/tutorials at the beginning. Maybe I getting old lol.
This was my first Styx game and I loved it. I really enjoyed the semi open world and level design and spent a whopping 40h on it. I'll probably pick up Styx 2 next.
It's a shame reviews were mixed because I'd love a fourth installment.