Was scrolling and behold, A Pakistani trying to takeover the Gandhi subreddit. We know what to expect, hate towards India and everything....in the coming days. What do you think of this situation? And is there nothing one can do?
Found this from the local small vendor. The moving rickshaw one. It's like milk based sorbet ice cream.
Hello everyone, this is my first post here.
So I have using steam for 6 years and during the first 2 years, did nothing like adult games, etc. as I didn't even know steam had those. Itch was my go to.
But in the last 4 years (of college), the games I purchased and played (with even 100% completition) include adult ones like Xvirus, COLLEGE $EX FEST 2024, etc.. The problem is now I am at home and my visiting junior brothers or sisters might play games with me, and I definitely don't want them to see this in my library by any means.
I have already marked all NFSW games as private but whenever I click Library > Home, they are still visible in "What's New", "My Games" or "Play Next". I am searching for a method that can maybe open steam launcher in a "under 12" mode temporarily till they are visiting so I don't have to stress over any "heart attacks", cause my whole connected family of 14 members of 4 generations will be present there.
IT WOULD BE THE DEATH OF MY SOCIAL LIFE WITH MY FAMILY, so any and every help is appreciated.
TLDR: All points earned up to 18 June will be valid for two years only from that day, and all the points earned after that will have 2 year redemption validity. (Though they will send some reminders before points expiry but don't know exactly when)
The major one, You can't earn rewards above your credit limit by repaying and re-utilisation in one biling cycle.
Since many people started this as a basic FD card for CIBIL, etc. with 10k -20k FD, then that's the most you will earn points on.
The original subreddit r/ChandigarhUniversity which was banned by reddit mods is back live. It was banned earlier due to mod issues. Feel free to chat there too as it will have unrestricted freedom of speech, just follow the basic Reddit rules and everything.
P.s. Let's shit on CU together.