This tweaker pack saved my second playthrough of Assassin's Creed Odyssey, this time with Kassandra. The game is so grindy, every opportunity available to avoid paying the Ubisoft micro transaction tax is fair game.
AC Odyssey Tweak Pack
https://www.nexusmods.com/assassinscreedod
Public Service Announcement: If you've worked in the UK, and you've changed the UK number that you use for accessing Gov.UK services, it is impossible to restore access because the default recovery workflow requires UK-issued photo ids: either a UK passport, or a UK driving license, are mandatory, even if you never had one or provided one in the first place.
Happily enough, as long as you keep your National Insurance Number, you can create a new Gateway ID, but this time follow…
That sewing machine part from Canada? It was reshipped, and hopefully will arrive this time. Who knows what process it will go through, or what I will have to do to get it. If the gub-mint imposes a tax, do I pay it on pickup or what? All this to get a sewing machine from 1953 sewing again. Yeesh. I other sewing news, the 1937 Featherweight is working. I removed the old busted (and hardwired) pedal, and got a replacement cord/pedal. I just need to finish the cleaning / lube job and then gif…
The fact that Josh Hawley can’t deal with Trump? :blobcatroll: //Mr. Trump has promised working-class tax cuts and protection for working-class social insurance, such as Medicaid. But now a noisy contingent of corporatist Republicans—call it the party’s Wall Street wing—is urging Congress to ignore all that and get back to the old-time religion: corporate giveaways, preferences for capital and deep cuts to social insurance. (1/2)
The fact that Josh Hawley can’t deal with Trump? :blobcatroll: //Mr. Trump has promised working-class tax cuts and protection for working-class social insurance, such as Medicaid. But now a noisy contingent of corporatist Republicans—call it the party’s Wall Street wing—is urging Congress to ignore all that and get back to the old-time religion: corporate giveaways, preferences for capital and deep cuts to social insurance. (1/2)