Choosing the best host for your website Intro This will be a rambling viewpoint more than authoritative post, but I’ve been doing web design and hosting for well over twenty years, so it’s backed up with experience. This experience includes all sorts of companies and hosting options (shared, VPS, dedicated and cloud-based servers, managed and […]
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This post: circa 8,700 words, estimated reading time, excluding videos: 43 minutes. A guide to easier progress in Northgard What is Northgard? I’m assuming you found this page by Googling for help, but you could just be browsing Ackadia, so maybe this is something for you to get into. Basically, it’s a RTS like Warcraft,
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Diablo Immortal: Cess pits get more love! Caveat first From the viewpoint of casual PvE, dip in and play, this is a great game. Nobody is going to dispute that. However, if you expect to progress beyond that, if you expect rewards, if you want a place on the leaderboard, or you have a
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Crafting in Thea 2: The Shattering This guide takes a ‘best option’ approach as, otherwise, there are too many variables. The best material suggested below is relative to gathering and crafting time, not Best in Slot. For instance, crafting a ring using tier 5 ‘secret alloy’ instead of tier 4 ‘metal composite’ might reduce
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How transistor chips are made Via Interesting Engineering, on Facebook: Microchips are in nearly everything, and they power much of what makes the modern world possible. Here’s how they’re made
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This post: circa 6,000 words, estimated reading time, excluding videos: 29 minutes. MENU: Intro Missing blurb: things they carefully avoid mentioning micro-management: read as ‘time sinkhole’ It’s ‘free to play’ right? The energy barrier The tiime and cost barrier Power-levelling Precrafting for profit Slow and steady wins the race (with a word on the Titan