Like traditional gothic horror.
A carriage in the woods, werewolves and huntsmen, vampires in balustrades, ghouls in graveyards, some dark fairy tail sprinkled in... the good stuff.
I'm not a fan of contemporary stories, like "Oh the witch was an allegory for social media", none of that please.
Just good old fashioned gothic fantasy horror.
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I read Dracula and Frankenstein. I also watched Interview with a Vampire.
I wanna learn Cad Design, and this seems to be a good option to start given that it is free.
However, if I enter 3d design, I know at some point I would probably would have to touch the bigger paid software like Autocad.
So I just wanted to know if the skills are transferrable? Like if I learn the basics of 3d design with Freecad, how easy would it be to continue the work with Autocad?
I'm 10 years in graphics design and GIMP has a lot of annoying quirks and missing features (last I checked it doesn't have native CMYK support) that I would never recommend it as a substitute for Photoshop. I have nothing against open source software because switching between Inkscape and Illustrator is easy.
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I don't mean buy a copy.
But should I buy the Marathon IP from Sony?
I have 3 dollars in my bank account, which I assume is just about what the IP is worth.
I understand why he felt threatened, Leto was a well respected rising star, unmarried, with capable warriors / advisors and all that.
But from what I've read, Leto never really desired the throne.
He was content ruling Caladan, and if given an honest chance to manage Arakkis, he would have just quietly did his duties and served the empire.
Like for example, he kept he bachelor status not because he was planning to make secret alliances with other great houses, but as an ace up his sleeve in case the Harkonen's got more aggressive.
From what I understand, behind all the magic, array is just a variable that points to a memory address.
The difference is that we are also creating extra values in stack.
So when we create an array with a [], we're just telling the computer to make these x amount of variables but make sure they are right next to each other in sequence, no gaps in the memory address.
And when we call for an array value with an index, we're just counting that many steps forward in the memory address.
When we say array[] = {5,7,3}, it's really just *array = 5.
Did I get it wrong? Did I miss something?
Thanks for the quick replies. I'm currently learning about Pass by reference.
... that doesn't have an emphasis on Match 3 side content?
More focus on industrial pipelines and production.
Bonus points if it's gritty or "dark" themed, like zombies or post apocalyptic, but it doesn't have to be.
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